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Xiang Lanxin

Professor, International History and Politics (Emeritus), Visiting Scholar, Belfer Center, Harvard University, Havard Kennedy School; Director, Institute of Security Policy, China National Institute for SCO International Exchange and Judicial Cooperation (CNISCO), Shanghai, PRC

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17.06.2019
What is the ‘New Era’ of the Sino-Russian Relationship?
For a long time, Western commentators did not take the close relationship between Russia and China seriously, because conventional wisdom held that the foundation of this link is fragile. Russia has its “Eurasian complex,” which is considered ephemeral and opportunistic, whereas in China there has been a strong distrust of Russia since the 1949 Communist revolution, as typified by the Mao-Stalin alienation. Today, such analytical logic can no longer hold water.
Xiang Lanxin
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17.06.2016
The Peak Moment for China-Russia Ties
China-Russia ties are at their best and will remain stable for a long time. Meanwhile, the Sino-American relationship will increasingly run into trouble. As the American leaders will hardly give up their hegemonic policy, the strategic partnership between Beijing and Moscow will remain a healthy check on Washington’s “unipolar folly.”
Xiang Lanxin
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Guo Xiaoli

PhD in Philology, Professor,Deputy Director of the Institute of Foreign Languages, Hebei Normal University, China.

Zhang Xin

PhD in Political Science
East China Normal University, Shanghai, China
School of Advanced International and Area Studies
Associate Professor

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15.09.2021
Opportunities for Further China-Russia Rapprochement
As the two countries move from the more constrained, “conservative” mutual role expectation of “do-no-harm-to-each-other” principle, contained in the “Three Noes” to a more proactive “do-something-together” approach, “practice what you preach” shall become their guiding principle in the future to further substantiate the greater bilateral agenda between China and Russia.
Zhang Xin
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02.07.2015
What Asia wants, or the «Four C’s»: Consurnption, Connectivity, Capital & Creativity
In the fifteen years since the 1998 crisis, the so-called Emerging and Developing Asia has become a new engine of global economic growth.
Timofei V. Bordachev, Anastasia B. Likhacheva, Zhang Xin
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