Fan Jishe
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Dr. Fan Jishe is a research fellow of Institute of American Studies at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His current research fields are American Arms Contol, Nonproliferation and Disarmament Policy, Sino-US Security Relations. |
February 23, 2012
- Sino-US relations call for long-term vision
- Rather than getting entangled in immediate interests, China and the U.S. should stay focused on the future in order to enhance bilateral ties.
September 20, 2011
- Russia, U.S. must overcome history to 'reset' security ties
- The future of U.S.-Russia security ties will be shaped by the ability, or inability, of both sides.
April 12, 2011
- Japan nuclear crisis and future of nuclear energy
- Fan Jishe: The Fukushima nuclear crisis has issued a warning to countries that want to develop nuclear power.
April 2, 2011
- Enhancing military transparency
- Fan Jishe: The new white paper on China's national defense contains detailed information to refute misunderstandings, distortions and worries about the country's national defense strategy.
April 13, 2010
- Containing nuclear terror tops summit agenda
- Barack Obama wants to use the summit to highlight the danger of nuclear terror and persuade the world to work together to lock down nuclear materials.
April 12, 2010
- New START a first step to a nuclear-free world
- The new START Treaty is a positive move in the direction of President Obama's goal of a world free of nuclear weapons. But it is only the first step on a long journey.
October 9, 2009
- Parade of National Pride
- The October 1 National Day parade displayed China's military power and economic achievements, and provoked a complex response from overseas commentators.
September 8, 2009
- Sino-US military ties warming up, but still cool
- The 10th Sino-US Defense Consultative Talks (DCT) ended on a positive note in Beijing on June 24 following an 18-month suspension. Senior officials from both sides discussed regional security issues and agreed to hold a special meeting on maritime security in the near future and to organize high-level exchange visits over the coming year. For the Obama administration it was a good start to military ties with China.
