Zhou Shixin
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Dr. Zhou Shixin is a research fellow of Institute of Foreign Policy Studies, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies. His current research fields are Southeast Asia studies and China's foreign policy. |
September 23, 2010
- ASEAN countries justifiably cautious of US leadership
- At the second US-ASEAN summit to be held tomorrow in New York, both sides will discuss various issues, including US-ASEAN bilateral relations, regional cooperation and the South China Sea dispute.
July 26, 2010
- ASEAN Regional Forum touches difficult issues
- As the only official multilateral security dialogue in the Asia-Pacific region, ASEAN Regional Forum discussed many sensitive and tough international and regional issues.
June 23, 2010
- What if ASEAN embraces the U.S. and Russia?
- The 16th ASEAN Summit passed a Chairman's Statement, encouraging Russia and the US to deepen their engagement in an evolving regional architecture, including a potential involvement with the East Asia Summit (EAS).
June 1, 2010
- Summits shape E. Asia Community
- The third East Asia summit adopted a cooperative vision for the next decade.
April 9, 2010
- Whither the street politics in Thailand?
- Thailand is at a crossroads of democracy and social stability, and needs to work out how to handle its street politics correctly.
January 26, 2010
- Obama's First Year: A mass of contradictions
- Barack Obama's first year in office has been marked by a string of half-hearted and self-contradictory proposals.
December 26, 2009
- The world scenario after Copenhagen
- No country can dominate world affairs alone now; but major powers representing various national interests will be able to reach agreements of universal approval.
October 26, 2009
- Why East Asia summits are still important
- East Asia summits are vital because they exemplify open and inclusive cooperation among regional partners.
September 15, 2009
- The myth of Afghanistan's presidential election
- Although the current President Hamid Karzai is holding his lead, a fraudulent election would wreck his political career.
September 9, 2009
- Where are the North Korea nuclear talks going?
- After leaving the Six-party nuclear talks, exploding an underground nuclear device and carrying out short-range missile tests, the North Korea began to follow a contradictory policy in its efforts to improve its regional and international security position. It softened its stance towards other countries, while simultaneously continuing its efforts to weaponize plutonium.
