
Middle East Instability: A Chinese Perspective to the Latest Flashpoint
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About this listen
Takeaways
- Chinese View of Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
- Testing US Hegemony in the Middle East
- Overlapping Interests with the United States
- Middle Eastern Actors' Diversification of Partnerships
- Concerns About Regional Stability and Conflict
"The reconciliation between Saudi Arabia and Iran reminds us that sectarian confrontation in the region is not inevitable, transcending the need to highlight China's greatness." - Chuchu Zhang
"There are common interests promoting peace, but it's not a comprehensive solution to all problems. Yet, there is another perspective on promoting peace through development." - Chuchu Zhang
Featured in the Episode
Chuchu Zhang
Associate Professor of International Relations in the School of International Relations and Public Affairs at Fudan University
Jonathan Fulton
Nonresident Senior Fellow for Middle East Programs at the Atlantic Council. Associate Professor of Political Science at Zayed University in Abu Dhabi
https://ae.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fulton-2627414b
https://twitter.com/jonathandfulton
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
00:26 - Analyzing China's Role in the Middle East - Insights from an Expert
04:28 - China's Collaboration in Belt and Road Development
08:38 - Exploring China's Growing Involvement in Middle Eastern Affairs
12:44 - Spotlight on Current Middle East-China Relations
16:01 - The Rising Importance of the Middle East
18:42 - Examining US-Israel Goals, China's Concerns, and Global Impact
20:46 - Chinese Leaders' Perspectives on a US-Centered Middle East
24:07 - Unpacking China's Presence in the Middle East and Its Implications
27:44 - Proxy Warfare, Non-State Actors, and China's Dilemma Summarized
30:57 - Major Powers' Engagement with Armed Groups
35:26 - China's Preference for Bilateral Relations in the Middle East
39:58 - Debating the Interpretation of China's Regional Cooperation Proposal
41:19 - Seeking Flexibility: China's and Middle East's Mutual Goal
44:25 - Outro
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