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Di Dongsheng
Professor of International Relations at Renmin University of China. Distinguished Fellow at the International Monetary Institute, Renmin University of China

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When the Seas Close: China, America, and the Coming Fight for Maritime Power
China depends on sea lanes for 95% of its trade, but the US holds the chokepoints. Beijing has 30 years to secure its own sea lanes.
Ten Questions on the European Economy
Europe’s gloomy economic future: the north–south divergence, the rugged path of EU fiscal and monetary integration, and its struggle to adapt to digital-era competition.
Is China Destined to Become the World’s Most Powerful Country—Far Surpassing the U.S.?
Four key reasons behind China’s overtaking of the U.S.
Reading Trump’s Breadcrumb Trail in 2019
Chinese Scholar Di Dongsheng Foresaw a Recurring Trade War.
China to Outrun U.S. Militarily Before Economically
Be grateful that the world's largest and most advanced military-industrial system is controlled by a peace-loving China.
A Metaphor on US Dollar Laughing BRICS Scholars Out
This Chinese scholar, retweeted by Trump, garnered enthusiastic approval from BRICS scholars this time.
What if Trump Wins Again?
As long as the United States does not aspire to dominate the world, Trump’s election might not be a tragedy.
Why is China Convinced of “East is rising and West declining”?
Whether the West would decline rests in China's hands, as the sole powerhouse of global manufacturing in our times.
How Biden Tries to Save America by Divorcing Neoliberalism
After years of forcing neoliberalism down the throats of developing countries, the United States is finally conceding its fallacy by quietly gearing towards Bidenomics. Should it be held accountable though?
The “secret deal”  that Western media never tell you in China’s BRI
Western media will only exaggerate how evil and failed the Belt and Road Initiative is. They never tell you how many benefits many multinational companies have taken from BRI.
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