Valdai Club

Wang Wen

Stefan Wagstyl

Fan Weiguo

Heiko Wimmen

Nelson Wong

Richard Weitz

Wendell Wallach

Da Wei

Xuanrong Wu

Wang Wen

China

Executive Dean and Professor of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies (RDCY), Renmin University of China. Executive Director of the China-US People-to-People Exchange Research Center.

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The Ukrainian Crisis: Three Principles for Cooling the Situation Down

For most Chinese, Ukraine’s leader Vladimir Zelensky has been cheated by the United States and will eventually be abandoned. No matter who is elected, Harris or Trump, this result will not change, writes professor Wang Wen, Dean of Chongyang Institute of Financial Studies, Renmin University of China for the 21st Annual meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club.

Russia Will Rise Again

Russia is increasingly able to grasp the rhythm of the battlefield, which means that large-scale military confrontation is coming to an end. Due to wartime changes, Russia’s internal functions and potential have been further stimulated, leading to revolutionary alterations in Russia’s development direction and path, writes Wang Wen.

The World in 2040: A Chinese Perspective

The future is always full of uncertainty, and only a handful of great people can accurately predict the future. As an academic, I have many worries about the future, wars, famines, climate disasters, viruses, economic decline, etc. However, I still hope that the world will be better in 2040. In 2040, the global economy will be even larger, capable of addressing the problem of world poverty, which now directly affects 1 billion people, writes Wang Wen, the Professor and Executive Dean of the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University of China. This article was prepared for the Valdai Club Youth Conference.

Uncapped China-Russian Cooperation

Deepening comprehensive China-Russia economic and trade cooperation is actually a puzzle, as the two countries learn from each other’s strengths and make up for each other’s weaknesses, writes Valdai Club expert Wang Wen.

Why Xi Jinping’s Visit to Russia Matters

The key to resolving the Ukrainian crisis is not in the hands of China, but in the hands of the US and the West. China is not the cause of the Ukraine crisis, nor is it a party to the crisis. It is Western countries that are deeply involved in the crisis. However, China has not stood idly by; it has actively promoted peace talks with a responsible attitude, writes Valdai Club expert Wang Wen.

A New Era of De-Westernization Has Begun

The political equivalence structure between the West and the non-West is increasingly strengthened and is becoming an important feature of world politics in the third decade of the 21st century. Of course, the world in 2023 will not be mellow, but in any case, amid the “de-Westernisation”, major changes unseen in a century will continue to evolve in an irreversible way, writes Valdai Club expert Wang Wen.

Rediscover Russia, Rediscover China

Invited by Valdai Club, I visit Russia since the early September. This visit to Russia is my first time abroad since the COVID-19 outbreak, the first Chinese think tank scholar to visit Russia since the outbreak, and a visit to Russia since Russia’s special military operation. I hope to get to know Russia more deeply.

The Arrival of the “Far East” Century

The most urgent task now is to correct the past stereotype of “Far East = remoteness + marginalization”. We need to regard it as the hope for future development, and strive to promote the integration of the Russian Far East into the Greater Far East, that is, the process of East Asian economic integration, writes Wang Wen, Executive Dean of Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies (RDCY), Renmin University of China. The article was prepared in advance of the Valdai Sessions as part of the Eastern Economic Forum 2022.

New Issues in Political Economy

In recent years, the United States has used high-tech, dollars, and trade as weapons to block and sanction emerging countries such as Russia and China, forcing more and more developing countries to consider the issue of “self-sufficiency”. From this perspective, the United States is the biggest troublemaker of globalization, writes Valdai Club expert Wang Wen.

Build a New China-Russia Railway to Accelerate Eurasian Integration

The expansion of China-Russia practical cooperation is needed now more than ever. The construction of a new China-Russia railway at the border of Xinjiang is a new lever to expand practical cooperation between China and Russia.

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