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 7
- What's gone wrong with Sino-Western coordination on Iran?
- The trilateral coordination among China, EU and the U.S. within the framework of the P5+1 mechanism is a major part of the global effort to deal with the Iranian nuclear issue.
August 6
- Ahmadinejad inauguration won't end Iran's political crisis
- On August 5, 2009, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was sworn in to his second term as Iran's President by the Majlis, but the country's post-election political troubles have not ended. The fierce competition between candidates and the post-election political tensions reflect a deep-rooted social and political crisis. Electoral fraud cannot fully explain reformists' defeat. On the contrary, the large margin by which conservative radicals won the election was to a large extent due to institutional reasons.
June 25
- Misunderstanding Iran's reformists
- News about Iran's presidential election has dominated the western media in recent days. An election in a regional power has rarely aroused such attention. But the coverage has been more extensive than enlightening.
