Simone Pieranni

Esce il 3 settembre. Da ieri si può pre ordinare in libreria, on line, dove volete! Cosa c’è dentro lo trovate qui -> mondadori.it/libri/2100-sim… #Asia

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Excited to publish a @nytimes guest essay with my @AsiaPolicy colleague Jing Qian arguing that more U.S. officials should visit China. Seeing the country’s industrial strength up close would sharpen Washington’s sense of just how formidable a competitor it is and, ideally, spur more lawmakers to take restoring American competitiveness at home seriously. "Washington needs to restore regular travel by American policymakers to China, which dropped sharply in recent years, just as the economic and geopolitical competition between the two countries has intensified. No American president has set foot in China since Mr. Trump did in 2017, during his first term. That absence highlights a simple but troubling truth: Americans talk incessantly about the need to compete with their country’s greatest rival and how to do it. Yet many U.S. policymakers have never been to China. U.S. officials are left grappling with an abstraction. This can lead to serious misjudgments, such as the escalating tariffs Mr. Trump imposed last year, expecting they would bring China to its knees. In the end, he retreated after Beijing showed it had the tools and capacity to push back. Seeing China up close — its manufacturing juggernaut, technological and innovative capacities, state-of-the-art infrastructure and state-fostered industrial ecosystems — would help prevent such miscalculations and hopefully lead to U.S. policy that is less complacent, less theatrical and more focused on what’s actually needed to revitalize American industry. ... Restoring regular travel to China will be neither simple nor risk-free. But the greater strategic danger lies in American policies that are based on stale assumptions, secondhand impressions and an incomplete understanding of what China is building."

La nuova di Fuori da Qui open.spotify.com/episode/6BIYAB…

Reporter: Why didn't you tell allies about the war before attacking Iran? Trump: We wanted it to be a surprise. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?

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@simopieranni Grande, grandissimo. Segnalo subito ai miei studenti e contatti. Un abbraccio

Dal 7 aprile in libreria, da oggi in pre order

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The United States has become the dangerous revisionist power it long warned us that China would be. buff.ly/miluG7Y

@marcocoletto ahha devi dirlo al new york times però ho usato apposta il loro reportage

(Minirecensione Episodio 56 di Zoom Cina) Pieranni, io ti voglio bene, però… Persino Xi Jinping ti avrebbe detto: “Anche meno, Simone” @simopieranni

La nuova di Fuori da Qui - Velocità - open.spotify.com/episode/16n2Gk…

Ampia panoramica delle applicazioni industriali, assistenziali, educative e ludiche dell'intelligenza artificiale in Cina, che sin qui ha mostrato di avere un passo più rapido nell'utilizzo "concreto e pratico" dell'AI @LaStampa

US, China officials to meet in Paris on March 15-16, before Trump-Xi summit s.nikkei.com/4bFXJoH

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The intense U.S. bombing of Iran reveals the limits of Beijing’s relationship with Tehran and the pragmatism of China’s Middle Eastern strategy. buff.ly/BkDxCJG

Fuori da Qui (di oggi) @Chora_Media open.spotify.com/episode/47ubLO…

Altri Orienti (di ieri) @Chora_Media open.spotify.com/episode/7BAFlZ…

How do Chinese experts view the Iran issue? In the latest episode of Simopinion @CISSTsinghua, along with my co-host Shao Yuqun, I’m joined by two of China’s top Middle East experts: Wu Bingbing from @PKU1898 and Zhang Chuchu from @FudanUniversity. podcasts.apple.com/hk/podcast/sin…

thanks Zichen Wang

Here is a working translation of the 15th five year plan, courtesy of Claude Cowork. comments/corrections/thoughts welcome docs.google.com/document/d/1FP…