Tong ZHAO (@zhaot2005) 's Twitter Profile
Tong ZHAO

@zhaot2005

Senior fellow @CarnegieEndow @carnegiechina @carnegienpp.
Nuclear, arms control, nonproliferation, new mil tech, Asia-Pacific security, US-China.
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1/ In his excellent analysis, Tong ZHAO highlights a major strategic shift in China's Taiwan policy—from merely deterring independence to actively pursuing unification. This shift is shaping China’s foreign engagements far beyond the Taiwan Strait. 🧵 foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

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Rightly or wrongly, it is indeed China’s thinking. When I was in Beijing in January, I was even told: “Your President will destroy the US from within before he tries to destroy China.” Tong ZHAO

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China and the U.S. are sitting at a “strategic stalemate,” writes Tong ZHAO. As the two countries continue to test each other, that short-term stability could quickly flip to open conflict. Read Tong’s full article in Foreign Affairs: foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

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Event: Has the World Arrived in a New Nuclear Age? With Russia threatening nuclear strikes, China and North Korea continuing to grow their arsenals, and new prospects for proliferation, are we in a new nuclear age? Ankit Panda discusses this question–the focus of his new book–with

Event: Has the World Arrived in a New Nuclear Age?

With Russia threatening nuclear strikes, China and North Korea continuing to grow their arsenals, and new prospects for proliferation, are we in a new nuclear age?

<a href="/nktpnd/">Ankit Panda</a> discusses this question–the focus of his new book–with
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APLN member Tong ZHAO, Senior Fellow at Carnegie Endowment, wrote for Foreign Affairs and stressed that in order to avoid escalation, leaders in both #Beijing and #Washington must critically reassess their own strategic assumptions & internal decision-making.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

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The Law on Nuclear Weapons: An International Commentary William Boothby & Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg 🆓 This book is Open Access ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978103… Printed volume ➡️ e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/9781… Peter Hayes Paul Ducheine @PaulDucheine.bsky.social CSDR Lieber Institute for Law and Warfare ISMLLW Lawfare

The Law on Nuclear Weapons: An International Commentary
William Boothby &amp; Wolff Heintschel von Heinegg

🆓 This book is Open Access ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978103…
Printed volume ➡️ e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/9781…

<a href="/PeterHayesLabor/">Peter Hayes</a> <a href="/paulducheine/">Paul Ducheine @PaulDucheine.bsky.social</a> <a href="/CSDR_India/">CSDR</a>
<a href="/Lieber_Inst/">Lieber Institute for Law and Warfare</a> <a href="/ISMLLW/">ISMLLW</a> <a href="/lawfare/">Lawfare</a>
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Most of Washington simply presumes American centrality in Asia. Here, I beg to differ, in part because I think the U.S. is long on security and short on everything else. Me in a longish segment on CNBC's #SquawkBoxAsia. cnbc.com/video/2025/05/…

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Does President Trump’s proposed “Golden Dome” risk igniting a new arms race? To Russia, China, and North Korea – the three greatest nuclear threats to the U.S. – it does. 📰Tong ZHAO weighed in for The Wall Street Journal: wsj.com/world/trumps-g…

Does President Trump’s proposed “Golden Dome” risk igniting a new arms race? To Russia, China, and North Korea – the three greatest nuclear threats to the U.S. – it does.

📰<a href="/zhaot2005/">Tong ZHAO</a> weighed in for <a href="/WSJ/">The Wall Street Journal</a>: wsj.com/world/trumps-g…
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Why Donald Trump is serious when he calls for Iran to return to talks and cut a deal. Former Trump aides describe his deep aversion to regime change, a horror of power vacuums and an ultra-realist “club of leaders” worldview. My column, The Telegram. economist.com/international/…

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We invited senior experts from the Asia-Pacific to discuss the Israel-Iran war and its impact on Iran’s nuclear programme and the upcoming NPT Review Conference in 2026. Read Tong ZHAO's analysis in the latest Asia-Pacific Leadership Network Pulse series.

We invited senior experts from the Asia-Pacific to discuss the Israel-Iran war and its impact on Iran’s nuclear programme and the upcoming NPT Review Conference in 2026. Read <a href="/zhaot2005/">Tong ZHAO</a>'s analysis in the latest <a href="/APLNofficial/">Asia-Pacific Leadership Network</a> Pulse series.
Kaiser Kuo (@kaiserkuo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New Sinica Podcast featuring Tong Zhao (赵通) of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace — a leading expert on China's nuclear doctrine and nuclear arsenal. Fascinating look at the reasons for the expansion of recent years. Links in thread.

New <a href="/SinicaPodcast/">Sinica Podcast</a> featuring Tong Zhao (赵通) of the <a href="/CarnegieEndow/">Carnegie Endowment</a> for International Peace — a leading expert on China's nuclear doctrine and nuclear arsenal. Fascinating look at the reasons for the expansion of recent years. Links in thread.
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In my latest for Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center’s Diwan, I examine how Iran is reassessing its national security policy and defense priorities after the Israel-Iran war and U.S. strikes on its nuclear program. 🧵

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Many thanks to Tong Zhao of Carnegie Endowment for joining us this afternoon and sharing his extensive knowledge at a closed-door discussion on China's evolving nuclear doctrine, chaired by Yu Jie.

Many thanks to Tong Zhao of <a href="/CarnegieEndow/">Carnegie Endowment</a> for joining us this afternoon and sharing his extensive knowledge at a closed-door discussion on China's evolving nuclear doctrine, chaired by <a href="/Yu_JieC/">Yu Jie</a>.