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An Unexpected Rendezvous: Incoming Xi-Obama Summit

An Unexpected Rendezvous: Incoming Xi-Obama Summit

Qian Liwei, Researcher at China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations

An earlier Xi-Obama summit, writes Qian Liwei, is expected to pave the way for a more positive, mature and predictable Sino-U.S. relations based on mutual respect, reciprocal benefit and win-win co-operation.

China’s Rise through Chinese Eyes

Richard Weitz, Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute

After meeting with international affairs experts from Asia, Richard Weitz provides an in-depth look at how regional experts in the Asia-Pacific are reacting to the US pivot to Asia.

Bargaining Over North Korea

Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga,Researcher, IISS

While tensions on the Korean Peninsula have slowly began to dissipate, Nathan Beuchamp-Mustafaga delves into the complex issue of how China uses North Korea as leverage in the U.S.-China relationship and provides policy responses for the United States.

Diplomacy under Xi and Li in Full Swing

Tao Wenzhao, Researcher, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Trinidad and Tobago, Costa Rica and Mexico and hold a meeting with US President Barack Obama at Sunnylands, the Walter and Leonore Annenberg Estate in California. This will be a new important step in the full swing of Chinese diplomacy since the new leadership took office.

China’s Embrace of Africa

Robert I. Rotberg, at the Balsillie School of Int'l Affairs

China’s Embrace of Africa

The economic relationship between China and Africa is at an all-time high. But China must balance its desire for African resources with Africa’s employment needs to create a long-term, mutually beneficial relationship.

What’s Ahead for Sino-Venezuelan Relations After Chavez?

Wu Baiyi, fellow researcher at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

China’s response to Chavez’s death signifies the explicit support and close attention that the country places on the stability of Venezuela, writes Wu Baiyi.

How the World Should Deal with Terrorism

Wu Sike, a member on the Foreign Affairs Committee of the CPPCC

At present, West, Central, South and Southeast Asia, as well as North Africa are the most plagued by terrorism. Radical treatment is better than symptomatic relief. Using a positive energy to help countries and people in the West Asia and North Africa region to achieve peaceful development is beneficial to them, and is in the interests of the world as well.

Is the Cyber Sky Falling on China?

Tom Watkins, a U.S.-China business and educational consultant

As tensions over cyber security increase between US and China, diplomats in both countries are walking a tightrope to resolve an issue that has become too big to ignore. Regardless of the differences, both must find a way to navigate the cyber security waters before it leads to a situation that spins out of control.

Wisdom and Courage: A New Great Power Relationship

Lv Fengding, Member of the Foreign Policy Advisory Group, China's Foreign Affairs Ministry

Wisdom and Courage: A New Great Power Relationship

Ambassador Lv writes that mutual trust needs to be further developed between China and United States, and that grander efforts must be made to promote a new-type of major power relationship.

China’s Stable Economic Transition in 2013

Yi Xianrong, Researcher with the Institute of Finance and Banking at CASS

China’s Stable Economic Transition in 2013

China’s leadership transition comes to an end. Regardless of the proposed changes or reforms of China’s new leadership, the stability of the economy and its growth will likely remain the most important factor for Zhongnanhai.

Detachment Necessary in Treatment of Korean Issue

Gong Shaopeng, professor at China Foreign Affairs University

In response to the Democratic Peoples’ Republic of Korea’s third nuclear test conducted on 12 February, 2013, the UN Security Council unanimously passed a new resolution on March 7 to impose additional sanctions on the country.

Sino-US Bridge of Cooperation Over Troubled Waters

Zhao Weibin,Researcher, PLA Academy of Military Science

The stronger the Sino-US bridge built for cooperation, the more peaceful the waters will be, and the more stable and prosperous the Asia-Pacific region will become, writes Zhao Weibin.

A Strong Signal of China-US Cooperation on North Korea

Sun Ru, China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations

A Strong Signal of China-US Cooperation on North Korea

Bilateral cooperation on Resolution 2094 ushered in a good start for the relationship under the new Chinese leadership and the start of President Obama’s second term.

Three Thrusts of China’s New Reforms

Zhang Monan, Associate Research Fellow at State Information Center

As vested interests and established powers continue to distort China’s economy, Zhang Monan highlights three areas of Chinese society where reforms would provide equality and opportunity for socio-economic development while allowing growth.

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