Why is China so upset at South Korea’s decision to allow the advanced U.S. anti-missile battery on its soil as to threaten all-out retaliation? Is Beijing’s position identical to […]
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China, Russia, and the ‘Concert of Eurasia’
How the 19th century Concert of Europe helps shed light on the emerging China-Russia axis. Last week Chinese media announced that Vladimir Putin would be the guest of honor when […]
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Moscow, Beijing and Washington: A Complicated Triangle
The historical importance of relations between the United States, China and Russia has long been analyzed from the beginning of the Cold War. Often the tone of interactions has determined […]
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The incredible story of developing country income growth: was it just China?
To what extent has the age of globalization benefited developing countries—and what of the poor in those countries? To what extent has such progress been driven by local policy decisions […]
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