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USSR
The Difference Between America’s 2 Cold Wars
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Alfredo Toro Hardy.
What China Learned From the Collapse of the USSR
By Kunal Sharma
Three key lessons have helped the Chinese Communist Party avoid following its Soviet namesake into the dustbin of history.
US Withdrawal From Afghanistan: Another Long Goodbye?
By Catherine Putz
It’s worth revisiting the Soviet Union’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, in light of the United States’ current withdrawal plan.
How Did Japan Lose Its Air Superiority Advantage?
By Abraham Ait
Once one of the world’s most capable air forces, Japan now finds itself outmatched in air-to-air combat capabilities.
Did Gorbachev Ever Have a Shot At Saving the USSR?
By Casey Michel
What factors were tying Gorbachev's hands in the final months of the Soviet Union?
China Is Not the Soviet Union
By Yang Hengjun
Chinese analysts should stop asking China to follow in the footsteps of the USSR.
The Missing Ingredient for an Asian NATO
By Robert Farley
An Asian NATO won't be possible for some time without a change in how states conceptualize their security needs.
China's Soviet Lessons
“It was the CPSU (Communist Party of the Soviet Union) that collapsed first.”
Comparing Chinese Naval Power to the Soviet Navy
In some respects, China poses a tougher maritime challenge than did the Soviet Union.
What China Learned from the Soviet Union's Fall
Why the process of assessing blame for the collapse of the USSR is still a hot topic in Beijing
China’s Premature Great Power Label
China’s past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results, says former British Foreign Secretary Malcolm Rifkind.
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