Jianlu Bi

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Jianlu Bi is a Beijing-based award-winning journalist and current affairs commentator. His research interests include international politics and communications. He holds a doctoral degree in communication studies and a master's degree in international studies. He also writes for the SCMP, Foreign Policy In Focus, TRT World, Eurasia Review, International Policy Digest, IOL, the Citizen and others.

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AI Governance Must Not Become a Geopolitical Battlefield

As Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump prepare to meet next week, artificial intelligence governance will stand as one of the...

The Dangerous Radicalization of Japan

In the quiet coastal waters of the Taiwan Strait last week, a Japanese destroyer, the JS Ikazuchi, performed a maneuver that was less about...

The Lonely Superpower: Trump’s Iran War and the End of American Consent

The United States currently finds itself in a state of strategic paralysis, caught between an administrative push for military confrontation and a wall of...

Is India Turning to China? A Pragmatic Pivot in a Polarized World

A curious and, to some, unnerving diplomatic thaw is underway between India and China. For years, the world watched with bated breath as the...

Two Futures for Global Trade: Open Arms vs. Closed Doors

This summer, the global economic stage is hosting two wildly contrasting blockbusters in trade policy, each promising a different future for international commerce. On...

BRICS: Leading the Charge in Global Governance Reform

The recent BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, marked by the "Joint Declaration of the 17th BRICS Summit" and its 126 commitments, firmly established...

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How Black Sea NATO States Are Being Drawn into Ukraine Escalation

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Who Pays to Keep the Electrified Economy Running?

On 10 November 2026, Russian strikes hit five major electricity...
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