CHINA STUDIES
China Studies as a whole brings into perspective the rising power’s mounting economic, military and diplomatic clout that certainly has the aptitude to either overturn or sustain the current contemporary world order. The Center broadly examines China’s international strategic thinking and conduct, foreign and security policy, and the impact of domestic politics and economy on China’s foreign relations. It further addresses China’s emergence in the face of the world in flux, domestic politics, economy, society, culture, People’s Liberation Army and Tibet Autonomous Region and most importantly her engagement with each of South Asian country.
ARTICLES
President Xi’s Message to the US
President Xi’s message needs to be decoded not only for the US but also for the world as it has clearly announced the foreign policy direction which the People’s Republic intends to take in the near and long future.
The Prospect of Sino-Iranian Partnership under the Raisi Administration
India is the primary factor in Beijing’s support of Islamabad. India’s influence in South Asia and the Indian Ocean Region and its strong ties with the United States threaten China’s security interests.
Biden’s ‘Diplomacy is back’: Illusion or Gauzy Fiction?
The so-called “decisive” steps the Biden administration has announced so far have been perceived by the critics as “tentative”, including the decision to end the ongoing war in Afghanistan – longest in the US history.
The United States Policy towards China: Challenge, Compete, Cooperate
Cooperating with other nations to track the spread of a virus, engage in multinational efforts to develop vaccines, and to learn the efficacy of preventive measures from each other are the most likely trends of the future.
BCIM-EC: Foundation, Prospects and Deadlocks
Despite vast scope of developmental opportunities for all the member countries, in last one decade and more, the interest of its big members has declined.
Nicholas Burns for China Envoy: Is Biden Sending Wrong Signals to Beijing?
Recently witnessed smart US-China “climate diplomacy” during Washington-sponsored Earth Summit, the US watchers in the People’s Republic are further irked by weird signals Biden is sending in picking Nicholas Burns as the next China envoy.
No-show in Alaska: Diplomatic or Translation Failure?
Blaming America’s diplomatic gaffe and American substandard translation for the dashing of hopes in Alaska that exposed the growing rift between the two powers, the news platform expressed disappointment over the outcome and evaluated Biden administration as “insincere.”
Two Sessions: Hundreds of Chinese Women Demand End to Gender Discrimination
The CPC “aggressively perpetuates gender norms and reduces women to their roles as dutiful wives, mothers and baby breeders in the home, in order to minimize social unrest and give birth to future generations of skilled workers