International Relations

Politico: China’s international students and a tale of two fears

Concerned about facing discrimination abroad and being persecuted in their home country, Chinese students are reluctant to engage in open dialogue. By: Jianli Yang & Leslie Fu Sep 1, 2023 Jianli Yang is founder and president of Citizen Power Initiatives for China...
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WashTimes: What was ignored at the Trilateral Summit at Camp David

Human rights and democracy largely unaddressed By: Jianli Yang & Sean Woo Aug 29, 2023 In a historic move, President Biden hosted a major trilateral summit this month at Camp David in Maryland, bringing together South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and Japanese...
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Washington Times: India’s strategic positioning in Taiwan-China conflict

By: Jianli Yang, Aug 21, 2023 In the realm of international security, the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or the “Quad,” stands as a robust framework uniting Australia, India, Japan and the United States. Among these four nations, India, while often appearing out of...
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National Review: China’s Economic Imperialism Must Go

It is time to prioritize responsible sovereign lending and hold Beijing accountable for its exploitative Belt and Road Initiative. By: Leslie Fu & Jianli Yang Aug 27, 2023 This year marks the tenth anniversary of China’s ambitious global infrastructure-financing...
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