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China Will Get Democracy
Expect it by 2030, says Chatham House senior fellow Kerry Brown. But in the short-term, things might get a little rough.
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Who Controls Bank of Japan?
And does Japan’s ruling party know what it’s doing? A top economist raises serious concerns--and takes aim at the Fed.
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Why China Snubs Russia Arms
Chinese advances and Russian suspicion have led to a shift in the arms sales balance, says Richard Weitz. But for how long?
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No, China’s Not Arrogant
Chatham House fellow and Wall Street Journal blogger Yiyi Lu says some of the conventional wisdom on China just isn’t very wise.
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China on a Tightrope
Economic reform requires political reform, says James Dorn. China’s leaders must loosen control if they want harmony.
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N. Korea’s Comic Propaganda
Want to understand Kim Jong-il’s regime? A good place to start might be its cartoons, says Geoffrey Cain.
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China’s Revolutionary Hope?
Strange, ritualistic and stuck in a time warp—it’s easy to discount the annual People’s Congress. And a mistake, says Minxin Pei.
