About Us
The Centre for Strategic Thinking, founded on 8 November 2019, is a Beijing-based independent research, analytical, and advisory think tank. We would define it as a nonprofit-driven knowledge sharing centre or platform. The initiative is not affiliated to any governments, organizations or institutions.

We value of deep and creative thinking and thoughts, as well as of the unity between knowledge and practice. Our goal is to promote knowledge sharing, forge mutual understanding and cooperation, and contribute to problem-solving on core issues of regional and international concern through conducting research, analysis, and exchanges. We also help facilitate cultural exchanges a...　　more >>
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  • The Relevance of The National Security Law to the Practice of the “One Country, Two Systems” Principle in Hong Kang

    On 30 June, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of China passed the Law on Safeguarding National Security in the Hong Kang Special Administrative Region, and the law also came into force ...　more >>

    • Our Views
    Taiwan, China, and the United States
    Over the past few months, the United States has taken a series of moves concerning the Taiwan issue – at the beginning of March, the U.S congress passed a “Taipei Act of 2019”, through which, the U.S. described Taiwan as a close ally and pledged to further strengthen ties with Taiwan. Then, the U.S. leadership, more recently, has declared to deepen ties with Taiwan and assist Taiwan to expand its acting space at both regional and international levels. Further, upon the Taiwan leader’s inauguration for her second term on 20 May, the U.S. Secretary of State delivered a congratulatory message to Cai, and claimed that Taiwan remains as a strong and reliable partner of the United States. In the meantime, the U.S. government has notified the congress for a possible new arms sale deal with Taiwan worth of around $180 million.

    Along with these series of actions taken by the U.S., here a number of questions raised are worth thinking about? - how do we see the nature and impact of these moves? More precisely, do they carry more of a symbolic meaning or more of a substantial purpose? How could these act...　more >>
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  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs
  • China Institute of International Studies
  • Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
  • Chatham House-the Royal Institute of International Affairs
  • Carnegie – Tsinghua Centre for Global Policy
  • Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
  • Asian Development Bank
  • Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
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