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The Russia-Ukraine conflict is producing tremendous impact on the world, including the Asia Pacific. When we get to the root of the matter, however, the ongoing conflict is a product of cold war mentality, where exclusive alliances like NATO have pushed Russia to the corner.
What about in the Asia Pacific, when the U.S. has developed “small circles” like Five Eyes, QUAD, and AUKUS to corner China?
Ambassador Xu Bu, president of the China Institute of International Studies, says that any form of cold war mentality could endanger the security of the world.
Talking about the global implications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, we can see that it is accelerating deglobalization, undermining global supply chain, and exacerbating geopolitical conflicts far beyond Europe.
How would the conflict influence the security situation in Asia-Pacific? Would it further undermine the relations between U.S. and China, the two major players in the Asia-Pacific?
China has been working on collective security in the Indian Ocean, to safeguard international sea lanes and provide a secured environment for the international community who are working in the rim land of the ocean.
What are the real security threats of the Indian Ocean? What is the intention behind the rhetoric “free and open Indo-Pacific” ?
The 58th Munich Security Conference (MSC) was held in Munich from February 18 to 20. Mr.Fu Chengyu, a China Forum expert, was invited to share his perspectives in the panel discussion themed "Sustaining Global Collaboration Towards Climate Neutrality", where he introduced how China steps up efforts to reduce carbon emission, with special focus on green technology.
How can China prepare itself for the intensifying challenges on its doorstep in the Indo-Pacific region? In what ways can the nation maintain its role as a responsible maritime power?
Mr. Zhou Bo, CISS senior fellow and former director of the Center for Security Cooperation in the Office for International Military Cooperation at the Ministry of National Defense, shared his opinions on these points during the Conference on Regional Maritime Security Outlook 2022, which focused on military competition in the Indo-Pacific in the maritime domain. It was hosted by the RSIS Maritime Security Program at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore on January 19, 2022.
Mr. Zhoubo shared his perspectives at a virtual discussion on ‘Regional and Global Security in Asia” co-organized by CISS and The International Institute for Strategic Studies on November 10, 2021.
Mr. Zhoubo is a China Forum expert and former director of the Center for Security Cooperation in the Office for International Military Cooperation at the Ministry of National Defense. Let’s hear what he has to say.
On our program today, we will follow Mr.Yu Xiang, a China Forum expert and Senior Research Fellow at the International Institute of China Construction Bank, to learn about how CCB strikes a balance between profit making and environmental protection, with a special focus on its support for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Mr. Yu shared CCB’s experiences and lessons in exploring green finance business at the UK-China Climate Change and Sustainability Summit in late October.
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