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Zhao Minghao
Associate Professor of China Center for Contemporary World Studies.Expertise : International Relations; Belt and Road
Email : zhaominghao@126.com
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Research Fellow at the China Center for Contemporary World Studies, the in-house think tank of International Department of the CPC’s Central Committee (IDCPC). He is a full member of China National Committee, Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP). His research focuses on Chinese foreign policy, China-US relations and Indo-Pacific Asia security. His opinion articles have been featured in People's Daily, China Daily, New York Times,etc.
Zhao Minghao: The Doctors Are Joining Hands
With the total of confirmed coronavirus infections surpassing 300,000 worldwide, panic has set in. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has warned that humanity may be facing a crisis not seen in 75 years. Especially worrisome is that a great number of patients are dying because they can’t receive timely treatment, even in advanced countries, such as Italy. ...
2020-04-03Zhao Minghao: The G20 summit is an urgent step in fight against COVID-19 and economy stabilization
The convening of the G20 emergency summit is a right and urgent step in increasing global coordination and stabilizing economic confidence on the fight against COVID-19. At present, the virus has spread to more than 150 countries, and nearly 500,000 people have been infected worldwide, with the number of confirmed cases and death still rising rapidly. ...
2020-03-27Zhao Minghao: The spread of COVID-19 calls for China-U.S. cooperation
With the COVID-19 spreading fast in the U.S., the Trump administration has declared a national emergency. Analysts in China have been closely following its economic and political impact on the U.S. and also the virus has turned into an important factor shaping the U.S.-China relationship in the near future....
2020-03-18Zhao Minghao: Mitigating the impact of COVID-19 on global economy is an urgent call
As the epidemic escalates, global coordination and cooperation become more important. On the one hand, the role of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the UN agencies needs to be given full play. On the other hand, countries must step up the alignment of economic policies. Protectionism is not a good way to revitalize the economy, nor is it good for fighting the epidemic. ...
2020-02-27Zhao Minghao: Washington pressure tactics on Beijing are sure to boomerang
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday spoke on the phone with US President Donald Trump, sending the world a positive signal about the bilateral ties between China and the US. Trump expressed his confidence in China's economic growth, and said the US fully supports China's efforts to control the novel coronavirus pneumonia (NCP). The two leaders also reaffirmed their commitment to implementing the phase one trade deal reached between the two countries in January....
2020-02-12Zhao Minghao: Toward Philosophical Coexistence
China and the United States will sign a phase one trade deal this month, an important step forward in their attempts to ease tensions. Their trade negotiation teams have made great efforts to this end. Needless to say, responses to the agreement have been mixed, and there are some criticisms both in the United States and China. However, this only shows that the final agreement has a certain balance, and it definitely cannot satisfy everyone. The two sides have achieved a necessary compromise....
2020-01-08Zhao Minghao: Toward Philosophical Coexistence
China and the United States will sign a phase one trade deal this month, an important step forward in their attempts to ease tensions. Their trade negotiation teams have made great efforts to this end. Needless to say, responses to the agreement have been mixed, and there are some criticisms both in the United States and China. However, this only shows that the final agreement has a certain balance, and it definitely cannot satisfy everyone. The two sides have achieved a necessary compromise....
2020-01-08Zhao Minghao: Toward Philosophical Coexistence
China and the United States will sign a phase one trade deal this month, an important step forward in their attempts to ease tensions. Their trade negotiation teams have made great efforts to this end. Needless to say, responses to the agreement have been mixed, and there are some criticisms both in the United States and China. However, this only shows that the final agreement has a certain balance, and it definitely cannot satisfy everyone. The two sides have achieved a necessary compromise....
2020-01-08
Biography
Research Fellow at the China Center for Contemporary World Studies, the in-house think tank of International Department of the CPC’s Central Committee (IDCPC). He is a full member of China National Committee, Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP). His research focuses on Chinese foreign policy, China-US relations and Indo-Pacific Asia security. His opinion articles have been featured in People's Daily, China Daily, New York Times,etc.
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"2016: G20 and China"
This book from the "history" of the G20's past and present, a comprehensive discussion of the G20's origin and role, agenda,
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In recent years, Chinese scholars and policy elites have discussed the ever intensifying strategic competition between the United States and China and its multifaceted implications for Chinese foreign policy. Some even worry about the possibility of a new Cold War between the United States and China. This article aims to offer an analysis of Chinese perspectives on US–China strategic competition. In the view of most Chinese observers, US–China strategic competition is inevitable because China is closing the national power gap between itself and the United States, while the latter resolutely upholds its global primacy. Other factors, including ideological disagreements, may fuel the major power competition that has extended to most aspects of US–China relations. Chinese observers believe that economic and technological rivalry between the United States and China has heightened and that the Western Pacific is the focal point of US–China strategic competition. Meanwhile, certain Chinese s