Henry Kissinger on China
The former national security advisor shares his views on the Sino-American relationship.
Sino-American Relations
China, United States Announce Regular Security Summits
At a leadership dialogue, American and Chinese officials promise more dialogue.
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.
What to Expect from President Hu’s Visit
What impact will the Chinese president’s visit have on Sino-American relations?
Clinton, Gates Come Down Hard on China
The American secretaries of state and defense urge China to become a more responsible world leader.
Gates to Mend Relations in Beijing
The defense secretary will try to soothe some of the tension in the Sino-American relationship.
How to Stay Friends with China
Zbigniew Brzezinski believes the president can redefine relations with China when Hu Jintao visits this month.
An Opportunity for Sino-American Détente
America should not attempt containment but revive another Cold War concept.
Is Strategic Reassurance Working for You?
The Obama Administration’s China policy is one of sending mixed messages.
America’s Shadow Over the South China Sea
The Chinese are furious about what they see as American meddling in their sphere of influence.
America’s Spirit Invincible; China’s Still Puzzling
America stages large military exercises with South Korea while China’s views on the North are unclear.
Don’t Worry Too Much About China’s Navy
China is building up its fleet, but it is not building the infrastructure needed to support a global naval presence.
US Must Be Consistent Toward China
Pestering China won’t get America anywhere. It must be consistent in its policy of “strategic reassurance”.
Tension? What Tension?
Discord between China and the United States should be overstated. Disputes can be resolved.