Jiachen Shi

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Jiachen Shi is a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at Tulane University. He received his M.A. in International Relations from the University of Liverpool and International Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCEi) from the University of Nottingham. His research interests include U.S.-China relations, American politics, political psychology, and political economy.

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The Parallel between Ukraine and Taiwan: Collusion in Disguise or Deception in Reality?

In the wake of Biden’s seemingly anodyne comment on Russia’s enormous military build-up on its border with Ukraine as a “minor incursion”, a trilateral...

How the Republican Party Has Tightened U.S.-Taiwan Ties

Taiwan, also known as the sovereign Republican of China (ROC), set up in the aftermath of the revolution in 1911 in China. The U.S....

AUKUS: A Sequela of World War II and US Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Deemed as a historic security pact, AUKUS was unveiled by the leaders of the US, the UK and Australia - a patent revelation of...

Beyond Andrew Cuomo’s Resignation: American Politics Driven by Extremes

After the words “step aside” actually came out of Andrew Cuomo’s mouth, the overdue resignation of the scandal-plagued New York Governor finally came to...

Underneath China’s Closed-Door Policy 2.0 – Fear for the Inside or the Outside?

Earlier this year, rumors of China’s suspension of applications for private passports were debunked despite a conspicuous decrease in newly-issued passports during the first...

Will US-China Tensions Trigger the Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis?

Half a century ago, the then-National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger flew to Beijing in the hope of seeking China’s alliance to contain the Soviets....

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Why Is Britain Struggling to Build the Homes and Infrastructure It Needs?

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Seventy Years After Suez: Alliances Without Illusions

Seventy years ago this week, Israeli forces crossed into...
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