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In this essay, two prominent experts propose a new framework to broaden participation in arms control, with China, Britain, and France joining the United States and Russia in a future accord—All START. All START would de-emphasize quantitative arms limits and focus on the transparency and monitoring provisions that are at the heart of modern strategic arms control.
Quote of the day… …Undoubtedly, to China, the forgotten ally of the West during World War II, also, this undesirable situation is squeezing his shoes leaving them serious wounds in their public treasury, hopefully, and so, by necessity or common sense, the economic giant of the East will awaken to the damage that this context is causing in its own economy and will use the
At the wrong time and place, it can do more harm than good—as its Mideast track record shows.
As China becomes increasingly confrontational on the world stage, the United States needs new economic tools to deter China. CSIS experts analyze a deterrence strategy that relies on working with partners and allies to target key nodes in China’s supply chain.
V. Anantha Nageswaran’s first survey since he took over as CEA is refreshingly to-the-point and makes a few valuable arguments to take debates on key economic challenges forward