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A New Type of Major Power Relations
Why North Korea May Define US-China Relations in the Trump Era
By Ankit Panda
So far, U.S.-China ties haven't seen a drastic deterioration. What does the future hold for U.S.-China ties?
How Washington Can Manage Sustainable Strategic Competition With China
By Robert Daly
What's needed now is long-term messaging at a short summit.
China-US: Obstacles to a ‘New Type of Major Power Relations’
By Jimin Chen
There are several serious challenges the two powers need to surmount if they are to build successful relations.
China's Foreign Policy in 2014: A Year of 'Big Strokes'
By Xie Tao
A look at China's foreign policy moves in 2014, and what's in store for 2015.
US-China Relations After APEC
By Jack A. Goldstone
The nature of Sino-American relations is rapidly changing. And that's a good thing.
A ‘New Type of Military Relations’ for China and the US
By Shannon Tiezzi
As U.S.-China ties become more strained, a working military relationship is ever more crucial.
Defining a ‘New Type of Major Power Relations’
By Dingding Chen
Heading into the APEC Summit, the U.S. and China may need to narrow their interpretation of the concept.
Sunnylands 2.0: Xi, Obama to Meet Informally Again
By Zachary Keck
Presidents Xi and Obama plan to meet informally in China after the APEC summit ends in November.
No, Great Power War Isn't Obsolete
By Rod Lyon
"Great powers, especially nuclear-armed ones, don’t go to war with each other lightly. But sometimes wars happen."
China’s Global Times Mocks Obama
By Zachary Keck
The state-run paper carried an editorial on Tuesday that mocked and taunted the U.S. president.
China Won’t Be a Different Kind of Global Power
By Zachary Keck
Like the U.S. before it, the China of today will be the hegemon of tomorrow.
New Report Could Offer Clues to Hillary Clinton’s China Policy
By Zachary Keck
A new report on US-China relations could provide insight into what Hillary Clinton's China policy would be as president.
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