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Andrew J. Nathan argues Beijing won't attack Taiwan in the immediate future by exploring China's policy toward Taipei and the consequences Xi Jinping could face.

If China tries to take Taiwan, are the United States and its allies able to stop it?

From the new energy revolution to complex negotiations, Meghan O’Sullivan brings the messiness of real-world problems to the classroom and the imagination of academia to the world of practice.

"I believe that its potentially a great danger," Le Pen said in regard to an alliance between Russia and China.

Former U.S. Ambassador to India Robert Blackwill told Newsweek that the relationship between the two nations is a "strategic choice for China.

Is it time for the United States to get serious about balancing China? According to Robert Blackwill and Ashley Tellis, the answer is an emphatic yes. In a new Council on Foreign Relations report, they portray China as steadily seeking to increase its national power, reduce the U.S. security role in Asia, and eventually dominate the international system. To deal with this

As Great Britain learned, war becomes more likely if steps aren’t taken to unwind financial dependence and restore the feasibility of coercive economic tools.

For countries like the US, there is a mismatch between the practice of human rights at home and their pursuit abroad.

Vynucené stěhování, způsobené zvýšením nájemného o maličkost, kterou si nemohu ani ve snu dovolit – minimálně osm tisíc

The writer is Dawn’s correspondent in Delhi. LOOK at it dispassionately. The world, led by the United States, has agreed to accept the deeply misogynistic Taliban as the next rulers in Afghanistan, reneging on lofty promises made to Afghan womenfolk as well as the country’s ethnic minorities. On what grounds then can one expect a different yardstick from the self-proclaimed guardians of democracies for other countries, for example, India, or even Pakistan? So many of our friends in Pakistan...