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China’s Interests and Goals in the Arctic: Implications for the United States

(Strategic Studies Institute) China has been elaborating its position on the Arctic at the same time as the United States has been refining its own Arctic strategy as Chairman of the…

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Russia Wants to be a Contender: The New Problem in the South China Sea

(Foreign Affairs) The South China Sea might be one of the most contested places on earth, but until last week, at least, one regional player had been conspicuously absent from…

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The New China-Russia-U.S. Triangle

(NBR) Elizabeth Wishnick (Weatherhead East Asian Institute) analyzes the shifting dynamics of the China-Russia-U.S. triangle. She argues that shared views on global and domestic politics have driven China and Russia closer…

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New Policy Memo: China and the Two Pivots

Partly in response to the U.S. rebalancing to Asia, Chinese leaders have been trying to define Asia for Asians. The Russian pivot to Asia complicates this agenda. On the one…

China and the Two Pivots

Partly in response to the U.S. rebalancing to Asia, Chinese leaders have been trying to define Asia for Asians. The Russian pivot to Asia complicates this agenda. On the one…

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Wishnick: Odd timing for the Chinese government to perpetrate this type of attack

(WPTZ/CNN-Money) U.S. investigators say the Chinese government is behind a data breach that stole the personnel records of 4 million federal workers. Considering what was stolen from the Office of Personnel…

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Russia and China Go Sailing: Superpower on Display in the Eastern Mediterranean

(Foreign Affairs) On May 21, Russia and China concluded ten days of joint naval exercises in the eastern Mediterranean, which included live-fire drills. Although the militaries of the two countries claimed…

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New Policy Memo: The Power of Siberia: No Longer a Pipe Dream

After two decades of discussion, China and Russia finally agreed this year to share the $77 billion cost of building the “Power of Siberia” gas pipeline from Russia to China.…

The “Power of Siberia”: No Longer a Pipe Dream

After two decades of discussion, China and Russia finally agreed this year to share the $77 billion cost of building the “Power of Siberia” gas pipeline from Russia to China.…

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In Visit to Central Asia Chinese President Shows Off “Silk Road Economic Belt”

In a speech at Nazarbayev University in Kazakhstan on September 5, 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping outlined his vision of a “Silk Road economic belt” that would further integrate Central…

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China’s Interests and Goals in the Arctic: Implications for the United States

Russia Wants to be a Contender: The New Problem in the South China Sea

The New China-Russia-U.S. Triangle

New Policy Memo: China and the Two Pivots

China and the Two Pivots

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Russia and China Go Sailing: Superpower on Display in the Eastern Mediterranean

New Policy Memo: The Power of Siberia: No Longer a Pipe Dream

The “Power of Siberia”: No Longer a Pipe Dream

In Visit to Central Asia Chinese President Shows Off “Silk Road Economic Belt”