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Pang Zhongying
Pang Zhongying
Pang Zhongying is a chair professor in international political economy at the School of Economics, Sichuan University in Chengdu. He holds a PhD in international politics from Peking University and a MA in international studies from Warwick University, England. He was a visiting senior fellow with the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore and a resident visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington DC. Dr Pang has been teaching international relations and global issues at China’s leading universities for the past 20 years.

Through decades, G20 and Apec meetings have been important for multilateral governance and US-China relations. While Xi has stated his support for the upcoming G20 Bali summit, it isn’t known if he will attend in person. Doing so would go a long way to improving bilateral ties.

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The key to peace and prosperity in the old Asia-Pacific concert of nations was including rather than excluding China. It is in everyone’s interest to build a new concert of Indo-Pacific powers based on the principle of great power multilateralism.

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Is China's political leadership revising its foreign policy, which has lasted for almost the whole post-cold war period, to a new approach that can be described as "great power diplomacy"?