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US Must Drop Zero-Sum Mentality About China
It is not a weakness to accept that the U.S. and China mutually complement each other, and interdependence is and will continue to be the reality.
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How “Ping-Pong Diplomacy” Helped Change the U.S.-China Relationship
The year of 2026 marks the 55th anniversary of the famous “Ping-Pong Diplomacy,” which began to break the hiatus that...
AUKUS: Encircle, Contain, and Suppress China
Washington must get a grip on itself. Irrational hysteria is leading some policymakers and politicians to think that war against China is necessary and that the US will prevail, a totally wrong fantasy.
A Correct Understanding of China Matters
Rather than blaming China for its own problems, the U.S. should begin looking to China as a partner in solving them.
Resuming Sino-US Dialogue, the Time Is Now
The time for renewed dialogue is upon us, if only one or both sides, take the first step.
“China Initiative” Should Be Ended If Biden Wants to Improve U.S.-China Relations
Biden will be strategic, and those of us who want to see the ‘China Initiative’ go away should expect the administration to abandon current cases against Chinese scholars while not pursuing any new indictments.
Japan Raises Tensions over Diaoyu Islands
Given the present increased tensions in the region, Washington must take a strictly impartial position on the Diaoyu Islands dispute so that China and Japan over time may resolve their differences according to international law and in a peaceful manner through diplomacy.
China Applies to Join CPTPP But Will Beijing Succeed?
The timing is extraordinary since the Biden administration announced the forming of AUKUS.
Carbon Neutrality in the New U.S.-China Future
Based on this shared heritage, it is possible for our two countries to return to a time of more robust cooperation, and to channel that cooperation into meaningful outcomes in carbon emission reduction.
Americans First, What About the Others?
The Declaration also lays down the justification for war, namely that it is deemed to be ‘necessary’. This has thus provided the foundation for the 92 wars that America has fought since its first declaration of war in 1776.
The Lesson About the Trump/Milley Debate
We must ensure that no madman, now or in the future, decides that war between the two nations is a must.
Will Washington Lose the Future?
The US leadership, President and Congress, must reflect deeply on the current predicament of the US. Relative decline of its international position and real decline internally are cold hard facts which must be addressed.
The Second Biden-Xi Phone Call
The United States must make significant adjustments in these policies in order to protect its own long term national interest and to promote peace and development around the globe.