Assessing the impact of China on global governance in the age of power diffusion

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Assessing the impact of China on global governance in the age of power diffusion

The Chinese Debate on the Mecca Agreement and the Changing Security Landscape in the Middle East

Global China Research & Policy Papers

Chinese experts broadly interpreted the Mecca Agreement as both a consequence of the collapse of the old regional order and an early attempt by Middle Eastern states to develop greater strategic autonomy.

Aug 20, 2026

China Global South Project – 18 August 2026

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Andrea Ghiselli (T.wai & University of Exeter) is interviewed in the podcast "The Iran War Is Reshaping the Persian Gulf. What Does China Do Now?" of the China Global South Project.

Aug 18, 2026

Chinese Officials, Experts and Media Discuss the Ceuta Crisis

Global China Research & Policy Papers

Most experts in China argued that a real, effective common EU migration policy is impossible due to divisions between Southern European and Central and Eastern European states, exacerbated by the rise of far-right parties.

Aug 5, 2026

Tra nuove frontiere ed equilibri precari. Analisi e riflessioni sui media in Cina

Global China OrizzonteCina

[IT] Dal 2021 la rete YZMT (Yidali Zhongguo meiti) – MediumItaliaCina rappresenta uno sforzo collettivo e multidisciplinare per analizzare la complessa ecologia mediatica della Cina contemporanea.

Aug 5, 2026

International Security – 1 August 2026

Global China In the media

Andrea Ghiselli (T.wai & University of Exeter) is author of a letter to the Editors of International Security in response to the widely discussed article “What Does China Want?” by David C. Kang, Jackie S. H. Wong, and Zenobia T. Chan, published in the summer 2026 edition of the journal.

Aug 1, 2026
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      “If we have to think about what’s more important for China, it is its relationship with the United States. I’m not saying that there must necessarily be cooperation, but China has always wanted to be in a position of strength. From that perspective, China has definitely gained a lot. And that’s more important than what capitals in the Arabian Peninsula really think at this point.

      So I think it’s all about recognizing that there’s no absolute winner. It’s all about deciding which costs can be absorbed and which ones cannot. Especially with Donald Trump seeking a truce and already in a position of weakness, I think Beijing played quite smartly, with minimal investment.”

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