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Just How Wide-Reaching Are China's Economic Espionage Efforts?

Just How Wide-Reaching Are China's Economic Espionage Efforts?

By Robert Farley
Chinese economic espionage was never limited to just the United States or just one industry.
Why the Korean War Remained Limited

Why the Korean War Remained Limited

By Robert Farley
How do states evaluate their commitments during wartime?

Revealed: Chiang Kai-shek's Secret Overtures to the Soviet Union

Revealed: Chiang Kai-shek's Secret Overtures to the Soviet Union

By Robert Farley
Taipei and Moscow kept their relationship quiet for the duration of the Cold War.

A Strange Cold War Partnership: North Korea and Guyana

A Strange Cold War Partnership: North Korea and Guyana

By Robert Farley
What did North Korea and Guyana want of each other during the height of the Cold War?

How Mao Zedong Benefited From the Cuban Missile Crisis

How Mao Zedong Benefited From the Cuban Missile Crisis

By Robert Farley
The Chinese role in Cuba during the Cold War paid dividends domestically for Mao Zedong.
Declassified: US Attempts to Rein in Chiang Ching-kuo's Nuclear Ambitions

Declassified: US Attempts to Rein in Chiang Ching-kuo's Nuclear Ambitions

By Ankit Panda
The Carter administration had to make sure Taiwan didn't renege on a 1976 nuclear pledge.

Beijing 'Lost' the Sino-Soviet Split, But That Didn't Matter in the End

Beijing 'Lost' the Sino-Soviet Split, But That Didn't Matter in the End

By Robert Farley
The ideological struggle driving the Sino-Soviet split stopped mattering in the end.
Tolkachev, Cold War Spycraft, and Modern Risks for China

Tolkachev, Cold War Spycraft, and Modern Risks for China

By Robert Farley
China should be wary of a Tolkachev-esque figure eroding its strategic position vis-a-vis the United States.

Ever Wonder How China Got Back Into International Diplomacy After the Cultural Revolution?

Ever Wonder How China Got Back Into International Diplomacy After the Cultural Revolution?

By Robert Farley
China's successful entry into the international scene after the Cultural Revolution bears lessons for other pariah states.

The Cold War and Holy War: A Chinese Take on the ‘Clash of Civilizations’

The Cold War and Holy War: A Chinese Take on the ‘Clash of Civilizations’

By Yang Hengjun
Blogger Yang Hengjun on the Paris attacks and the idea of a "clash of civilizations" -- and where China fits in.

After Incheon: Containment or Liberation?

After Incheon: Containment or Liberation?

By Francis P. Sempa
The famous landing and its aftermath helped guide U.S. foreign policy doctrine in the postwar period.
South China Sea: Conflict Escalation and ‘Miscalculation’ Myths

South China Sea: Conflict Escalation and ‘Miscalculation’ Myths

By Steven Stashwick
“The record suggests that miscalculation concerns over incidents in the maritime realm are exaggerated.”

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