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China’s Navy--Good for us all?

China’s Navy--Good for us all?

Don’t reflexively fear China’s growing naval prowess–there’s plenty of good it could end up doing, David Axe says.

Sino-US Ties Aren’t That Bad

Sino-US Ties Aren’t That Bad

The Diplomat speaks with Bonnie Glaser, senior fellow with the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ Freeman Chair in China Studies, about US-Sino tensions, China’s alleged snub of Barack Obama and the country’s future role in the international community.

The Real Google Spat Lessons

The Real Google Spat Lessons

By Minxin Pei
For fans of Casablanca, Google's encounter with the Chinese government may be reminiscent of Police Captain Renault, who claimed to be 'shocked, shocked!' that gambling was going on inside Rick's casino.&

China's Alarming, Puzzling, Missile Test

China's Alarming, Puzzling, Missile Test

On January 11, a large missile streaked upward from a test site in China. The missile rocketed beyond the atmosphere and struck another similar missile launched from a separate site. Later that day, the official Xinhua news agency announced a ‘test on ground-based midcourse missile interception technology.’

Can China Manage Its Economy?

Can China Manage Its Economy?

By John D. Van Fleet
John D. Van Fleet thinks so, arguing that while the risks are real, some of the claims made by sceptics are suspect.

China-EU Marriage on the Rocks, but Salvageable

By Kerry Brown
The China-EU marriage has rarely been a happy one, says Chatham House Senior Fellow Kerry Brown. But it's one that can still be saved.

An Interview with Evan Feigenbaum

An Interview with Evan Feigenbaum

The Diplomat speaks with Evan Feigenbaum, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and former US deputy assistant secretary of state for South Asia, about regional integration and the future of the US role in the Asia-Pacific.

Quenching China's Water Thirst

Too hazardous to touch in some places, China’s Yellow River has been choked by pollution and sediment. Joe Lamar reports on officials’ struggles to clean up the ‘Mother River’ and stem demand from the country’s ever thirstier provinces.

Taking the Hope out of 'Hopenhagen'

Taking the Hope out of 'Hopenhagen'

Stephen Midas reports from the Copenhagen Climate Conference where delegates around the world are working to thrash out an agreement aimed at tackling global warming.

Shifting Gears, Running Out of Road

Shifting Gears, Running Out of Road

Stephen Midas reports from the Copenhagen Climate Conference where delegates around the world are working to thrash out an agreement aimed at tackling global warming.

Where are the Sherpas Taking Us?

Where are the Sherpas Taking Us?

Stephen Midas reports from the Copenhagen Climate Conference where delegates around the world are working to thrash out an agreement aimed at tackling global warming.

Biggest Show on Earth

Biggest Show on Earth

Stephen Midas reports from the Copenhagen Climate Conference where delegates around the world are working to thrash out an agreement aimed at tackling global warming.

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