On May 11, Prof. Jia Qingguo (Director of iGCU) was invited to the webinar- “the Ukraine Crisis & the Evolution of International Landscape”, co-hosted by the Chinese People’s Association for Peace and Disarmament & Center for China-U.S. Cooperation.
During the webinar, Prof. Jia delivered a keynote speech, evaluating the effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflicts on the U.S.-China relations, and explaining the differences and consensus between the position of China and the U.S. on the conflicts.
In terms of consensus, Prof. Jia noted that both China & the U.S. agree that the war is not in anybody’s interest and should be ended ASAP. However, Prof. Jia also indicated that the 2 countries have more differences than agreements in interpreting the conflicts.
Prof. Jia reckoned that although the probablity for China & the U.S. to cooperate in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflicts is small, if the two countries could work together to urge ceasefire in Ukraine, it might help to moderate the current tension between China & the U.S.
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