China Scholar Insights

SUN Chenghao: What Trump’s 2025 NSS Means for China

NSS signals a foreign policy orientation that is more domestically focused, more economically driven, more skeptical of alliances, more transactional…

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#16 China Scholar Insights: Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence

For the global governance of artificial intelligence, building an inclusive, rules-based framework that balances innovation with security and ethics is…

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#15 China Scholar Insights: China-U.S. Crossroads Trump and Xi Face the APEC Moment

Their meeting at the 2025 APEC summit will mark a pivotal juncture in how the world’s two largest economies manage competition without tipping into…

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#4 Ask China: China’s Response to Global Reactions on Rare Earth Regulations

Amid rising global competition over resources, China’s rare earth policy highlights lawful governance, supply chain stability, and cooperation to…

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#3 Ask China: A Chinese Perspective on Middle East Conflict

Amid fragile transitions marked by ceasefire efforts and shifting alliances, China’s engagement focuses on dialogue, development, and multilateral…

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#14 China Scholar Insights: The Prospect of China-U.S. Relations

The relationship’s stability hinges on maintaining bounded competition amid ongoing tensions.

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#2 Ask China: A Chinese Perspective on the Post-world War International Order

China must skillfully leverage a multipolar mindset to respond to a multipolar world, mobilize great power coordination to maintain stability, and avoid…

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#1 Ask China: Chinese Perspective on Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Has China provided support to Russia? Under what conditions do Chinese scholars believe a ceasefire could be achieved? What are the main concerns…

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#13 China Scholar Insights: China-U.S. AI Competition

AI has emerged as a pivotal factor in 21st-century global geopolitics, with the primary great-power competition centered on the U.S. and China.

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#12 China Scholar Insights: The China-U.S. Relations

While a complete resolution of differences may not be feasible in the near term, a framework for managing tensions and avoiding conflict is essential.

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#11 China Scholar Insights: Global Climate Governance under the Trump Administration

To strengthen global governance, inclusive policies must now accelerate, countering divisions and ensuring fair progress for all nations.

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#10 China Scholar Insights: the China-U.S. Trade War and the Trump 2.0 Tariff Stick

Only through multilateral negotiations can we secure a stable and prosperous global economy.

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