Zhang Guoqing
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Mr. Zhang Guoqing is a research fellow of Institute of American Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His current research fields cover American Politics and American Media. |
November 22
- The Fed silences Obama's currency rhetoric
- The Federal Reserve says quantitative easing will benefit the global economy, but this is wrong.
September 6
- Iraq after the US withdrawal
- Distribution of oil revenues is the key to Iraqi reconstruction.
August 26
- Iraq: Mission unfulfilled
- The last US combat forces left Iraq on August 18, but the hasty withdrawal seemed somehow embarrassing.
July 21
- US press is the biggest winner of the spy swap
- The American press won because they not only maximized their influence, but also worked with the government.
July 1
- Bumpy road ahead for global economic recovery
- The G20 summit reflects the difficulties in achieving a sustainable recovery of the world economy.
June 14
- Obama finding scapegoat for oil spill
- Under great pressure, at least Mr. Obama has BP to blame.
June 4
- Hatoyama's resignation
- Japanese PM Hatoyama resigned due to pressure from US-Japanese relationship, but his successor shall face the same difficulty.
April 28
- Time for Goldman Sachs to pay the price
- Wall Street's most powerful firm, Goldman Sachs, has no one but itself to blame for the charges it is facing.
March 29
- In RMB exchange rate, the U.S. finds a political weapon
- Zbigniew Brzezinski once said America needs an enemy. In the previous months, assaults from the politicians of Capitol Hill on the RMB exchange rate reached its pinnacle.
January 14
- Christmas bomb plot shows war on terror goes on
- The failed Christmas Day bomb plot has added to the pressure on the Obama administration. It not only disturbed Obama's plans for 2010 but also complicated the fight against terrorism in the US and around the world.
