Zhang Yun Associate Professor, National Niigata University in Japan
Nov 27 , 2019
This doesn’t mean soft appeasement or concession. Outreach is conducive to the development of stable relations and serves China’s own long-term national interests.
Nov 27 , 2019
He Yafei, a leading scholar of American studies in China, spoke with China-US Focus host James Chau in Hong Kong on Nov. 15. The following transcript has been lightly edited for clarity.
Zhai Kun Professor, Peking University
Nov 27 , 2019
The ASEAN Summit this year delivered an inclusive and progressive road map for further cooperation. Six macro-level upgrades were presented.
Da Wei Assistant President, University of International Relations
Nov 27 , 2019
The more China and the US are coupled, the more insecure they feel. Some sort of split seems inevitable.
Zhang Baijia Former Deputy Director of the Party History Research Center, CPC Central Committee
Nov 22 , 2019
Some wrestling may be needed before they can seriously look at decoupling.
Xue Li Senior Fellow, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Nov 20 , 2019
China is focused on improving its national security and reducing long-term risks. Therefore, it’s likely to think about worst-case scenarios with respect to the U.S. and work to play a greater role in setting the agenda.
Nov 18 , 2019
BRICS leaders did not refer to the United States by name, but nonetheless were highly critical of growing protectionism.
Fernando Menéndez Analyst
Nov 15 , 2019
Latin America has been a primary recipient of Chinese foreign direct investment for years, but recent developments in the global political environment have caused notable shifts to occur in what and how much China is giving to the region.
He Yafei Former Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs
Nov 15 , 2019
A recent report by Mackenzie said that the country’s dependence on the world has shrunk, even as the world’s dependence on Chinese production and exports has continued to rise.
Fu Ying Chairperson of the Center for International Security and Strategy, Tsinghua University
Nov 08 , 2019
In the ideal scenario of “co-opetition,” China and the US should find a new model for interaction: maintaining necessary, mutually beneficial co-operation while managing unavoidable but benign competition.