There is international concern that China’s ongoing antitrust investigations and the drafting of a new Foreign Investment Law (an exposure draft), mean a higher threshold for foreign investment and “investment protectionism.” Is China... [FULL TEXT]

China is currently working on the revision of its first antiterrorism law to deal with the increasingly complicated antiterrorism situation, a major act that reflects rule of law in the fields of antiterrorism and internet security guarding... [FULL TEXT]

The renewed sense of strategic trust peaked in the U.N. climate talks in Lima, Peru, when President Obama and President Xi Jinping announced the new China-US climate change targets. Beijings new targets are in line with Chinas transition fr... [FULL TEXT]

The Sony hack provides an opportunity for Chinese and American decision makers to rethink their cyber policies and bilateral cyber cooperation strategy. Cyber-attacks are a new threat from a new domain, which cannot be resolved through trad... [FULL TEXT]

2014 signified the opening of a new chapter of China-India relations. India held its 16th general elections, in which the Bharatiya Janata Party won an overwhelming majority of seats and its leader Narendra Modi was sworn in as Indian prime... [FULL TEXT]

Jiemian YANGInternational Seminar on “The New Development Bank: From Idea to Reality” organized by the Shanghai Institutes for International StudiesShanghai, July 21, 2015The launching of the New Development Bank (NDB) marks a new era of ma... [FULL TEXT]

It is widely accepted that China has been promoting the Iran nuclear negotiation since the very beginning. But during our latest visit to Tehran in December 2014, all delegation members, including myself, were shocked by a point of view hel... [FULL TEXT]

This month, the worlds leading nations are gathering in Lima, Peru, for the 2014 UN Climate Change Conference. The talks procedural objective is to develop a foundation for a new climate agreement that could be signed in Paris in December 2... [FULL TEXT]

In recent years, the geopolitical concept of the "Indo-Pacific" has gained currency. The concept was first developed by Australian scholars and promoted by Americans after the Obama administration put forward the strategic rebalance toward ... [FULL TEXT]

Based on traditional thinking about power games, some analyses on the Xi Jinping-Obama summit on November 11-13 focused on who won and who lost. However, if we shift our perspective to win-win cooperation, we find that both countries are wi... [FULL TEXT]