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The China-US Relationship Does Not Need Trouble-Makers

Yang Yi, Former Director of the Strategic Study Institute of the University of National Defense.

The China-US Relationship Does Not Need Trouble-Makers

If Japan, backed by the US, adopts a more aggressive attitude on the Diaoyu issue, the move will undoubtedly incur vehement reactions from China politically, economically, diplomatically and even militarily.

The United States, China, and India: Unintended Consequences of Great Power Politics

Franz-Stefan Gady, Senior Fellow at the EastWest Institute

A Senior Fellow at the EastWest Institute analyzes the past, present and future of “Great Power Politics” in Asia.

The U.S.’ Asia Pivot and Implications for the DPRK Nuclear Issue

Duyeon Kim,Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation

The U. S. Asia Pivot nevertheless has implications for the North Korean issue. A focus on China means China-North Korea issues would be dealt with within the framework of future U.S.-China relations, which could in turn affect the North Korean nuclear problem.

Manama Dialogue Is Effort for Political Conciliation in Syria

WU Sike, member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of CPPCC

Manama Dialogue Is Effort for Political Conciliation in Syria

The turmoil lasting for more than two years in the Middle East has led to some great changes in the overall situation of this region, with new conflicts breaking out one after another, traditional hot issues heating up constantly, and uncontrollable factors cropping up with each passing day. From December 7 to 9, the International [...]

Avoiding Conflict in the South China Sea

Doug Bandow, Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute

Avoiding Conflict in the South China Sea

As the relationships between China and its neighbors deteriorate, Doug Bandow argues that the Sino-US relationship has never been as important.

Developing a New Type of Major Power Relationship Between China and the U.S.

Zhang Tuosheng, Director of Research at the China Foundation for International Strategic Studies

Developing a New Type of Major Power Relationship Between China and the U.S.

By analyzing the history of rising and falling powers, China’s development since the end of the Cold War, and China-U.S. relations in the status quo a new type of relationship can be developed to foster cooperation and trust between major powers.

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