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Xi Jinping

China's Xi Knows That International Consensus Helps With Business

A way to understand China’s foreign policy is by observing its quest for global consensus. Consensus is not only soft power, but it signifies that China is accepted as an international partner. With a rising consensus, China is perceived as place of opportunity, when it is declining China is seen more as a threat. When China is seen as a place of opportunity the barriers to its international economic footprint are lowered, when it is a threat, those barriers are high and economic and political costs arise.

Is Xi’s Counter-Diplomacy Working?

US-China competition certainly is among today’s most noteworthy trends in international politics. The relationship between the two countries has yet to level off, as it is subjected to regular political pushes from each side. One year ago, US President Joe Biden gathered tens of countries for the Summit for Democracy, an attempt to frame international relations as a competition between autocracies and democracies.

Il 2022 in 12 immagini: le analisi dell'ISPI

L’anno della guerra. Difficile definire questo 2022 in modo diverso: l’invasione russa dell’Ucraina ha incrinato profondamente l’ordine internazionale, proiettandoci un una nuova fase dalle caratteristiche ancora non chiaramente definite. Molti equilibri sono andati in pezzi: l’Europa ha dovuto rimettere in discussione la sua intera politica energetica, mentre la visita a Taiwan di Nancy Pelosi, speaker della Camera Statunitense, ha messo a repentaglio il fragile equilibrio nello stretto.

Cina: il doppio fronte di Xi
Nuova era

Una “partnership strategica” tra Cina e Arabia Saudita, che dovrebbe portare i leader dei due Paesi a incontrarsi ogni due anni. È l’annuncio dato ieri da Xi Jinping, che ha definito la sua tre giorni di visite nel Golfo “l’inizio di una nuova era”. In effetti era dal 2016 che il presidente cinese mancava dal Medio Oriente.

Xi in Arabia Saudita: la Cina sbarca in Medio oriente

Xi Jinping arriva in Arabia Saudita per “rinsaldare le relazioni” con i paesi del Golfo. Il presidente cinese più di 30 leader della regione. Preoccupazione a Washington: ma con gli Usa sempre più lontani, il Medio Oriente non disdegna la corte di Pechino.  

 

Competition Lingers Beneath Asia’s Summit Season

European Council President Charles Michel travelled to Beijing on the 1st of December, following German Chancellor Scholz’s visit one month ago. The two meetings happened in two different contexts, as Asia has hosted an exceptional summit season over the past weeks. In both meetings, however, the issue that took center stage was Europe’s dilemma over China, as the US is upholding its intention to “vigorously compete” with Beijing, albeit seemingly trying to ease tensions on the surface.

Us Allies Cold on Competing With China

As the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, headed to Beijing, the right way to deal with China remains a key global issue.

Alla corte di Xi

Charles Michel incontra Xi Jinping a Pechino, mentre a Washington Macron è a colloquio con Biden. Così l’Europa cerca di destreggiarsi nel nuovo mondo polarizzato.

 

Cina: ritorno all'era imperiale

Una delle massime più note del pensiero politico cinese recita “il Cielo è alto, l’Imperatore è lontano”. Il significato è duplice: da un lato rappresenta un certo grado di autonomia politica delle aree periferiche, ma dall’altro fa ricadere sugli amministratori locali e non su quelli centrali le responsabilità per eventuali cattive gestioni di casi locali.

G20: "gestire la competizione"

Nel primo faccia a faccia Joe Biden e Xi Jinping concordano sulla necessità di “gestire la competizione”. Domani a Bali si apre il G20.

 

Germania-Cina: il viaggio della discordia
Business as usual?

Si è svolto oggi a Pechino l’atteso incontro fra Olaf Scholz e Xi Jinping. Il cancelliere tedesco, primo leader occidentale a incontrare il presidente cinese dopo la sua riconferma, si è recato in Cina accompagnato dai big dell’industria tedesca. Fra i temi trattati la condanna delle armi nucleari, Taiwan e diritti umani, ma soprattutto i rapporti commerciali fra i due paesi.  

Dealing With China Will Never Be the Same

The 20th Party Congress is over. Xi Jinping is the clear winner and a ‘new era’ of international competition has just started. How will The United States of America and Europe deal with an increasingly autocratic China? Did any opportunity of striking deals with Xi vanish? Should the West isolate Beijing under legitimate democratic concerns? The German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will try to answer these questions soon, as he is the first Western leader to travel to Beijing since the pandemic.

 

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