Zhao Minghao

Commentaries by Zhao Minghao

Zhao Minghao

Professor, Institute of International Studies at Fudan University, and China Forum Expert

Zhao Minghao is Professor at the Institute of International Studies, Fudan University, and China Forum Expert.

Pelosi Syndrome Escalates Dangers
Aug 29, 2022
The negative influences of the U.S. House speaker’s Taiwan visit are fermenting and will continue to poison China-U.S. relations. Domestic political winds in the United States are stirring up strategic confusion that will inevitably increase the risk of war.
Taiwan One-China Principle U.S. China Policy China-US Joint Communique Arms Sale
Phone Call to Manage China-U.S. Relations
Aug 01, 2022
The recent conversation offered an opportunity to manage bilateral relations from a strategic height. But because of domestic political strife in the U.S, there will likely be no letup in attempts to amplify “China threat” rhetoric.
U.S. China Policy China’s U.S. Policy Xi-Biden Summit Biden Xi Jinping Arms Sale to Taiwan Taiwan One-China Principle
What’s Afoot in Chinese Peripheral Diplomacy?
Jun 30, 2022
Competition with the United States has become a catalyst for change in the way China deals with countries in its own neighborhood. A sophisticated approach in Asia will be required as China balances all its interactions.
China’s Foreign Policy Periphery Diplomacy China’s U.S. Policy Indo-Pacific Asia-Pacific China-Russia Relations Ukraine Crisis China-U.S.-Russia Relations
Behind Biden’s Asia Trip
May 24, 2022
Washington is looking to shore up its Indo-Pacific strategy by further roping in South Korea and Japan. Its strategy is alive and well despite the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and China’s peripheral diplomacy will continue to face thorny challenges.
Biden U.S. Foreign Policy Asia-Pacific Indo-Pacific Pivot to Asia AUKUS Quad Quadrilateral Security Dialogue
The Taiwan Question amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Apr 22, 2022
Washington might believe that Russia’s poor performance in Ukraine will make China think twice about using force, or that China will be constrained by the CPC’s 20th National Congress. But this is a grave misunderstanding.
Taiwan One-China Principle Ukraine Crisis U.S. China Policy China’s U.S. Policy National Security
The Ukraine Factor
Mar 22, 2022
China-U.S. relations are feeling the strain of the conflict in Eastern Europe. China does not welcome war, but the United States must abandon its posture of coercion — forcing others to choose sides. Cooperation will be required to restore peace.
Ukraine Crisis China-U.S.-Russia Relations NATO China-US-Europe Relations Geopolitics Regional Security
Biden’s Indo-Pacific Foray
Feb 26, 2022
There is no need for China to overreact to the latest strategy report, but it needs to be prepared for pressure from the United States, which will likely focus on the Indo-Pacific region for decades to come.
Indo-Pacific Indo-Pacific Economic Framework IPEF Geopolitics U.S. Foreign Policy U.S. China Policy
Summit for Scrutiny
Dec 07, 2021
The United States will be under the microscope this month as the international community takes a hard look at democracy. While the Biden administration is hoping to assert moral authority, America’s troubled outcomes and geopolitical motives will be on full display.
Democracy American Politics
Chinese, U.S. Leaders Against "New Cold War"
Nov 19, 2021
Two presidents take a stand against a new cold war in a virtual summit. The old friends sought to renew relations and move forward — accepting competition but shunning conflict. How to achieve that is the big question.
U.S. China Policy Xi-Biden Summit China’s U.S. Policy U.S.-China Rivalry Cold War
United Nations as Battlefield
Nov 03, 2021
The international body should not be turned into a theater of war in America’s competition against China, yet that is what the U.S. is doing. This will only undermine the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and trigger bloc confrontation similar to the Cold War.
UN

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