Jin Canrong

Jin Canrong is a distinguished professor at Renmin University of China's School of International Studies. He holds the prestigious title of state-honored “Chang Jiang Scholar” and is recognized as a Distinguished University professor. Professor Jin has held visiting professor positions at renowned institutions such as the Gerald Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan (in 2003 and 2007) and Tsinghua University (in 2006).

September 11, 2026

News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Speaker Faces Conflict-of-Interest Challenge Amid CIABOC Probe

by Our Correspondent in Colombo A constitutional and institutional dilemma is emerging at the heart of Sri Lanka’s Parliament over the position of its current Speaker, Jagath Wickramaratne, following reports that the

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Twenty-Five Years After 9/11, America Is Still Living With Its Emergency State

In a fragrant garden near San Francisco, Hamid Hayat, 43, tells his story over a coldening frittata. He is a thin man in jeans, a T-shirt and a Dallas Cowboys cap. Almost every sentence begins with the same two words:

September 11, 2026

Saudi Oil Output Hits 35-Year Low as Middle East War Disrupts Exports

Geopolitics/News

Saudi Arabia’s crude oil production plunged by nearly 2 million barrels per day in August to its lowest level in more than 35 years,

Sri Lanka Gets Nowhere in BRICS, Shame!

Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

Editorial Sri Lanka’s exclusion from meaningful participation in BRICS should be treated as a diplomatic failure, not disguised as another routine event in international

The U.S. Capital Divide: Round Three — A Path to Civil Strife?

November 28, 2024

United States

This article is an edited version of a translation of Professor Jin Canrong’s piece published in the Global Times. The U.S. is now witnessing a third wave of capital division, characterized by

China in the Era of Great Rivalry

November 20, 2024

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Firstly, let’s discuss what “An Era in Great Rivalry” means. There is much happening worldwide: the Russia-Ukraine war is still ongoing, the Israel-Palestine conflict is escalating, and the world is overall in