US-Chinese Relations Take a New Direction? – Part II

India is wary as the US comes to terms with a rising China
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US-Chinese Relations Take a New Direction? – Part I

Skeptics wonder if the US-China relationship can move beyond symbolism to substance
David Shambaugh
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How to Keep the Nuclear Genie in the Bottle

Nations cooperate to combat nuclear terrorism, despite disagreements over state activities
Richard Weitz
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WikiLeaks Fallout – Part II

Leaked US State Department cables unveil high expectations for China
Frank Ching
January 14, 2011

WikiLeaks Fallout – Part I

Some cables may resemble sensational gossip, but WikiLeaks in general has complicated diplomacy
Bruce Stokes
January 12, 2011

Dealing With Nuclear North Korea

Diplomatic recognition of Pyongyang may have to be tried
Bennett Ramberg
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Hague Tribunal Rejects Beijing’s Claims in South China Sea

Diplomacy is essential as no enforcement mechanism is in place
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Why Economic Sanctions Have Failed Against North Korea

Global cooperation on strict enforcement are required
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The Impossibility of a “LatAmExit”

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