Henry Kissinger on China
The former national security advisor shares his views on the Sino-American relationship.
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Global Economic Rebalancing This Century
If China and India continue their trends upward, a more stable and interconnected world order can emerge.
China Implicated in Iran-Korea Missile Deal
According to a confidential United Nations report, North Korea and Iran exchanged military technology with Chinese help.
US Predicted to Resurge as Industrial Power
Thanks to a cheap dollar and rising wages in China, America may be on the verge of a manufacturing renaissance.
China, United States Announce Regular Security Summits
At a leadership dialogue, American and Chinese officials promise more dialogue.
China’s Economy to Overtake America’s
China’s economic growth doesn’t necessary foreshadow the demise of American superpower.
The New Game Changers
The BRICS are here to stay.
The Great Trade Wall of China
Foreign companies continue to struggle with protectionist measures in China.
The Future of Nuclear Energy Worldwide
Developing countries push ahead with ambitious nuclear plans.
BRIC+1: Germany’s New Bedfellows?
Germany finds itself in the company of Brazil, Russia, India and China in opposing intervention in Libya.
Should America Give Up on Taiwan?
As China becomes more assertive, can the United States continue to serve as a guarantor of Taiwan’s security?
China Aims to Enhance Internal Demand
China’s latest five year economic plan seeks to boost consumer confidence.
China Waking Up to the Smell of Jasmine
After anti-government demonstrations rocked the Arab world, will China face its own wave of civil unrest?
Hu Cares? What a State Visit Can Yield
Even if the Chinese president’s visit yielded few concrete results, it was useful.
Obama Wants to Sell China “All Kinds of Stuff”
The president jokes that he likes to sell China “all kinds of stuff,” but there are significant obstacles to trade.