Op-Ed
The National Interest (May 30, 2023)
Beijing is quite conscious that the Strait of Malacca can act as an effective chokepoint in China’s economic network, and is trying to find a solution to this thorny geopolitical problem.
Scenari (February 20, 2023)
Italian version of the article 'The Unresolved Sino-Indian Border Disputes: Limited Room for Engagement'
International Affairs Forum/ Spykman Center (January 26, 2023)
Although resolving the border disputes could help China gain more support in its competition for influence in the Indo-Pacific region, their hostility is likely to remain because the two powers are becoming increasingly assertive, which could cause failures in finding the common ground in the border disputes.
European Student Think Tank (January 24, 2023)
Traditional parties’ failure to represent voters’ new concerns and to use technological tools to their advantage have been supplementary factors in speeding up the split in the party system.
ITSS Verona Blog (September 26, 2022)
With the escalating Sino-Western tensions, it remains possible that China could weaponize the notion to challenge the West and its approaches to security affairs.
Oxford Political Review (August 30, 2022)
Although the introduction of the AFSL has helped China develop a more comprehensive set of rules against foreign sanctions, it may not work as an effective countermeasure against potential further sanctions as a result of the situation in Ukraine.
Eurasia Review (July 28, 2022)/ L'Indro (Italian version: Guerra ucraina: la neutralità salvifica della Cina) (July 29, 2022)
While China is clearly concerned about the potential repercussions brought by Russia’s invasion, it will remain reluctant to join the West’s anti-Russian call because of its interest-based calculations.
LSE International Relations Blog (July 26 ,2022)
Business giants should therefore pray that China will be continuing to take an ambiguous position, and the situation of the Russian-Ukraine War will not escalate.
International Policy Digest (July 24 ,2022)
However, even if China is reluctant to join the sanctions regime imposed on Russia, the pressure imposed by the United States is not a fruitless exercise. Instead, the pressure created by the United States on China has brought some spillover effects that benefit Washington.
The Geopolitics (July 15, 2022)
Regardless of the scale of public health crises, the issue of “face” could make China reluctant to revise its public health strategy. Xi’s government is therefore likely to continue to embrace the policy, despite the huge price of economic loss and further isolation.
International Affairs Forum (July 15, 2022)
Unlike past emigration waves, this wave is particularly worth being alert because it is a repercussion of the fundamental destruction of Hong Kong’s political system and people’s confidence in the city’s future.
Modern Diplomacy (July 14, 2022)
While we can be relieved for a while since Musk’s deal is now terminated, we have to stay alert to the potential impacts brought by social media platforms’ business ties with certain countries on international affairs.
Chicago Journal of Foreign Policy (June 12, 2022)
The right turn in French politics threatens to upend France’s foreign policy establishment and disrupt the pro-Europe programs supported by Macron and other politicians.
Grimshaw Bluebird Blog (April 19, 2022)
The deep-rooted disputes and tension will remain and hinder the two countries from restoring mutual trust. This thus cast a shadow over their diplomatic relations, as well as the cohesion in the US-Japan-South Korea security triangle, which renders the prospects of the trilateral cooperation in safeguarding Northeast Asian stability gloomy.
