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Cooperation and conflict or confrontation in international affairs have long preoccupied the scholars of international relations, not to mention practitioners who have to deal with it almost on daily basis.

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China and the United States are regularly represented as two top league teams fiercely competing in the global arena and concurrently falling into the “Thucydides Trap”, as originally forewarned and discouraged by China’s President Xi Jinping in 2015. Today, a number of insightful people still se...

On 26 April, 2021, Dr. Thorsten Jelinek, Senior Fellow of Taihe Institute and Director of Taihe Institute European Center, attended the "Green Development and Cooperation" virtual forum organized by Hainan Green Finance Research Institute, China Forum, Center for International Security and Strategy,...

As relations between Beijing and Washington are at crossroads and possibly one of its lowest levels for decades, finding or creating cooperation areas and avenues is increasingly becoming a hard task, mission impossible according to some sceptics.

An Interview with Taihe Institute Senior Fellow Qian Feng:1. What was the major achievement of this dialogue?2. Was the dialogue successful?3. Will the dialogue worsen China-U.S. relations?4. Will there be any other high-level talks in the near future?