The G-20 and the Future of Capitalism – Part I

Vacuous talk of international cooperation while countries chart their narrow course does not bode well
Jeffrey E. Garten
March 30, 2009

No One Model for New Global Economy

The US, Japan and China should build a tripartite vision, not a new Bretton Woods
Yoichi Funabashi
March 23, 2009

Democracy May be the Best Ally Against Pakistan's Extremists

The international community must respect that democratic decisions from Afghanistan and Pakistan may diverge
Paula R. Newberg
March 20, 2009

US and Global Security: An Interview with Admiral William J. Fallon

Most global leaders recognize the need for coordination on security issues
March 6, 2009

China Rises Again – Part II

By provocatively engaging the US Navy, Beijing may be trying to change the international rules
Glenn D. Tiffert
March 27, 2009

China Rises Again – Part I

Unlike the past three occasions, China faces new global challenges to its preeminence
Wang Gungwu
March 25, 2009
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Of the Party, For the Party

In China, political power brings wealth, and reform is not easy
Nayan Chanda
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Pyongyang Declares New State of War

China reins in criticism of Kim regime
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UN Passes Landmark Arms Treaty

Nations would be obligated to avoid trade with human rights violators
Andre de Nesnera
April 15, 2013

US Moves Toward Teaching Climate Change; Britain Does Opposite

The young expect to contend with climate science, politics
Christoper F. Schuetze
April 12, 2013

Chinese President Xi Jinping Expresses Concern Over North Korea’s Rhetoric

Kim’s threats attract US military to region
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