Zhang Tuosheng

Commentaries by Zhang Tuosheng

Zhang Tuosheng

Principal Researcher at Grandview Institution, and Academic Committee Member of Center for International Security and Strategy at Tsinghua University

Zhang Tuosheng is a senior research fellow of the China Foundation for International and Strategic Studies and the principal researcher of the Grandview Institution. He is also a council member of the Chinese Arms Control and Disarmament Association, a member of the Academic Committee of Center for International Security and Strategy, Tsinghua University and the Institute for Global Cooperation and Understanding, Peking University, and a member of advisory committee of Institute of International and Strategic Studies, Peking University. Previously, he was the chairman of the Academic Committee, as well as the director of the Research Department of CFISS, deputy defense attache at the Chinese Embassy in the UK, a research fellow in the Institute of Strategic Studies of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) National Defense University and a lecturer at the PLA Military Collage. His research focuses on China-US relations, China-Japan relations, Asia-Pacific security, security crisis management and China’s foreign policy.

Time to Plan for a Military Crisis
Nov 22, 2019
War often begins with security frictions. Taiwan and the South China Sea are powder kegs.
Mil-Mil Relations U.S.-China Rivalry
Creating a New Code of Conduct: Future of China and Japan’s Defense Dialogue and Security Crisis Management
Jul 17, 2019
With relations normalizing between China and Japan, it is critical to focus on the two countries’ mutual defense and security concerns. There are several measures both countries can take — including reinstating regular security consultations, coordinating defense communication mechanisms, and cooperating on crisis management and prevention — in order to instate basic safeguards for the region.
China-Japan Relations
China-US Strategic Competition: G1 or G2?
Apr 30, 2019
China-US relations have deteriorated from “coopetition” into hostility. If China and the US can find a way back to a constructive path, they both stand to benefit from a “G2” world — and shortsighted attempts by America to maintain a “G1” world of US supremacy will only harm both countries’ global standing.
U.S.-China Rivalry U.S. China Policy Thucydides Trap
Cross-Strait Prospects: Security Risks, But No Crisis Yet
Apr 10, 2019
Despite rising tension across the Taiwan Strait, Tsai has not rushed to seek independence, while the mainland has maintained its patient policy. Thus no crisis has yet emerged — still, Taiwan, mainland China, and the US should all strive to relax tension and resume peaceful cross-strait development to avoid a new cold war.
Taiwan Cross-Strait Relations One-China Principle
Finding a Solution or Freezing the Status Quo?
Feb 15, 2019
What are the prospects for Korean denuclearization and peace?
Korean Peninsula
What Should China and the U.S. Do Now?
Oct 22, 2018
They need to talk.
Taiwan Trade War South China Sea
New Changes in China-US-Japan Relations
Oct 02, 2018
Improving China-Japan relations pave the way for improving China-US relations.
China-Japan-U.S. Relations
Prospects of a New Cold War
Jul 16, 2018
This is how a cold war between China and the US might start.
Cold War Trade War Trade War Benefits No One
China-US Relations Should be Basically Stable in the Coming Five Years
Jun 20, 2018
Despite increasing friction between them, China and the US should be able to work things out.
U.S.-China Rivalry
The DPRK Nuclear Issue: Possible Outcomes
May 07, 2018
There are several possible outcomes to the DPRK nuclear issue.
Trump-Kim Meeting Denuclearization North Korea Korean Peninsula

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