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Can the U.S. coexist with China and still defend its vital interests? We released a major new Carnegie Endowment for International Peace study on the future of U.S.-China relations today and I made this brief video explainer by way of introduction. https://lnkd.in/eJHMftwe

An informative and well-argued debate on China's role in Asia has highlighted its diplomacy, deep state politics, detention, forced disappearances, and treatment of a sect of Muslims, who are forced into shelter camps. There is a complete threat to life, no freedom of speech, and reluctant policies under Xi Jinping's leadership have been extensively observed in China. The reason is to enforce the 'One China' policy, where separatists cannot even refer to their own brothers and sisters.I agree that the CIA and MI-6 are deeply involved in promoting democracy awareness in Chinese society. With China being the second-largest economy and having the largest navy budget worldwide, it raises questions on how they can keep their citizens captivated in the 21st century. Will they introduce flexibility after achieving the status of the largest economy? This debate has raised several questions in my mind, and I will continue to search for insightful answers about China. ~ Azlan Yousafzai , Junior Law Student, IIUI. https://lnkd.in/dJuyYxuQ

Thanks Kishore & Orville on the number 1 topic on the minds of all board members and risk management committees in assessing the The US China geopolitics and impact to the business landscape for operating companies globally. Insightful and thought provoking session!

In this insightful interview, Kishore offers his perspectives on the complex and evolving relationship between the US and China. He delves into the strategic interests, geopolitical tensions, and the potential pathways towards mutual understanding and cooperation. I always appreciate his well-informed, balance views on Geo-political issues.

But #China Chinese FM Wang Yi met with a delegation led by Susan Elliott, president and CEO of the National Committee on American Foreign Policy (#NCAFP) in Beijing. #China’s foreign policy, including its #US policy, has maintained stability and continuity, which shows its determination and credibility as a major country. China will always improve and develop its relations with the US in accordance with the principles of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation, no matter what changes take place in the US. Collaboration is key to flourishing together

After watching Victor Gao argued, the CCP way, with twisted logic, red herrings, and self-contradictions, you may now appreciate the EQ of Anthony Blinken, Mike Pompeo, Margaret Thatcher and all those who have to negotiate with the CCP. Bravo to Mehdi Hasan for his brutal honesty and no-holdback inquisition. You don’t see this in MSM. Mehdi Hasan goes head-to-head with Victor Gao, the former translator for Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping and vice president of the Center for China and Globalization, on President Xi Jinping's rule, China's foreign policy and its clampdown on dissent. #CCPistheFakeChina Is Xi Jinping's China on a path to war? Mehdi Hasan & Victor Gao | Head to Head

Excited to have published my first article for the Loch Johnson Society! Analyzing the state of China-Taiwan tensions, this article explores the international implications of a regional conflict while shedding light on its significance for the United States.

The Vision of Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind carries forward the same spirit of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. Both are rooted in traditional Chinese values such as "Be kind to your neighbor," "Seek amity through integrity," and "Promote harmony among all nations." Both attest to China's diplomatic tenets of self-confidence, self-reliance, justice, protection of the disadvantaged, and benevolence. Both demonstrate the broad vision of the Communist Party of China to contribute more to humanity. Both manifest China's firm resolve to follow the path of peaceful development. The Vision of Building a Community with a Shared Future for Mankind is the most effective move to sustain, promote and upgrade the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence in the new circumstances. The Vision captures the reality that all countries have a shared future and intertwined interests, and sets a new model of equality and coexistence for international relations. China believes that all countries, regardless of their size, strength and wealth, are equal members of the international community. They have common interests, common rights, and common responsibilities in international affairs. All countries should join hands to overcome challenges, achieve shared prosperity, build an open, inclusive, clean and beautiful world of lasting peace, universal security, and shared prosperity, and realize peaceful coexistence with greater security and prosperity for mankind. If only all Presidents could think this way. From President XII of China we hear this great wisdom. Thank you

Worth your 8 minute investment "And here are two interesting points – since the inception of the Communist Party of China, there have been constant moves to maintain the democratic process – despite what Western media will tell you, Mao was all for democracy – he met with Roosevelt’s special envoy in 1943 to lay out a plan where China would become a democracy in the sense that the US wanted it to become, he signed a Five Point Agreement with Patrick Hurley to ensure that, after the war, all the Parties which had fought against the Japanese would have a power sharing structure and move to elections – the only person who wouldn’t sign it was Chiang Kai Shek. I don’t make this stuff up, this comes from US Archives, and I’ve linked a US based academic paper in support, that paper has links to US State Department historical archives. The other interesting point is that there’s nothing in any Marxist theories or China’s Constitution, it’s laws or its policies that say no one can get rich – a walk around any town or city in China will prove that’s just nonsense. Rich Chinese people leave China for studies, they go on international holidays and they come home richer for the experience – why would so many people, who are experiencing such a terrible life leave and return – for that matter, if China was such a terrible place, why would they even be allowed to leave in the first place!" #west #usa #china #communist #authoritarin #law #rules #westernpropaganda #fakenews #westernmedia #mediabias #racism #skincolour

You have to watch this YouTube video by Cyrus Janssen! In this captivating interview, he speaks with Erik Solheim, a Norwegian diplomat and former politician who served as Minister of International Development from 2005 to 2012. It will open your eyes to the fascinating world of China. Watch, learn, and be amazed! https://lnkd.in/dCdqeC5b