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It is hard to fit Henry Kissinger’s latest book, On China, into any conventional frame or genre. Partly that is because the somewhat self-deprecatory title conceals what is, in fact, an ambitious goal: to make sense of China’s diplomacy and foreign policies across two and a half millennia, and to bring China’s past full circle in order to illuminate the present.
The United States must be conscious of this history as it prepares for another Cold War.
In The Strategy of Denial: American Defense in an Age of Great Power Conflict, Elbridge Colby advocates for a military strategy to prevent Chinese hegemony regardless of Beijing’s intentions or the nature of that hegemony.
China's Secret Plan To Sink the U.S. Navy Comes From a Century-Old Playbook Grave tensions in Russo-Turkish relations serve as a timely reminder that great power tensions can spiral downward all too rapidly. China is taking notes from World War I, and maybe the United States should too. Here's What You Need to Remember: Beijing is taking lessons from Bismarck when it comes to sea power. Grave tensions in Russo-Turkish relations serve as a timely reminder that great power tensions can spiral downward all too rapidly. Diplomats in Washington, Ankara, Moscow, and throughout Europe should be...