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. |
2013 January 24
- Can Japan please ASEAN member states?
- Japan is focused on building strong economic ties between ASEAN member states and Tokyo, but Shinzo Abe's new government will not be able to contain China's foreign policy goals.
2011 April 13
- Promoting benefits in Boao Forum for Asia
- Cooperation in economic fields strengthens political and security confidence. Over the past ten years, the Boao Forum has effectively promoted mutual trust between different parties.
2010 September 23
- 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.
2010 July 26
- 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.
2010 June 23
- 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).
2010 June 1
- Summits shape E. Asia Community
- The third East Asia summit adopted a cooperative vision for the next decade.
2010 April 9
- 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.
2010 January 26
- 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.
2009 December 26
- 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.
2009 October 26
- Why East Asia summits are still important
- East Asia summits are vital because they exemplify open and inclusive cooperation among regional partners.
