Jin Liangxiang
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Mr. Jin Liangxiang is a research fellow at Shanghai Institutes for International Studies. His current research fields are Middle East politics and international relations. |
March 6
- Middle East transforming without advent of religious extremism
- How much change the 2011 protests will ultimately bring to the Middle East remains uncertain.
February 21
- Iranian rallies tell a different story
- Jin Liangxiang: US hopes that the Iranian opposition can provide a solution to the nuclear issue are misplaced.
January 31
- Iran nuclear talks failure but are still meaningful
- As expected, the Iran nuclear talks in Istanbul last weekend failed to produce any agreement.
December 6
- Iran nuclear talks: interaction without communication
- The U.S. and Iran are likely to treat the upcoming Geneva talks as a platform for expressing their own positions rather than an opportunity for serious bargaining.
October 15
- Mideast peace process stalled but not in reverse
- Jin Liangxiang: The settlement issue is the key to progress in the current round of Mideast peace talks.
September 6
- Middle East talks: The Road to Peace or Violence?
- Jin Liangxiang: History is full of stories that prove it is easy to start negotiations but difficult to conclude them.
August 23
- Politics behind the Bushehr Plant
- As Iranian and Russian engineers began loading fuel into Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant Saturday, the rest of the world watched with unease.
June 11
- Will Israel keep on its nuclear ambiguity?
- A nation with frequent misfortunes and traumas in history, Israel regards security as its core interest.
May 22
- Sanctions will complicate Iran nuclear issue
- New draft sanctions on Iran were agreed just one day after Iran signed a nuclear fuel swap agreement with Brazil and Turkey.
April 19
- China's Middle East Policy is not determined by oil
- Energy cooperation is certainly a factor in China-Middle East relations, but is far from being the whole story.
