China’s in it for the long haul, according to the country’s Deputy Chief of Mission to the United States, Minister Xie Feng. He’s also hopeful about the prospects for U.S.-China relations.
In the future our relations with China and Russia will depend on how provocative each power decides to be. The stakes are high. Better choose wisely.
Co-founders of the U.S.-China Working Group give the Hill's take on our relationship with the East Asian giant.
From Kosovo independence and electoral politics to Ukranian energy and uranium enrichment, Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov gave Russia’s take on the issues at the Nixon Center on Wednesday.
After the release of the shocking National Intelligence Estimate, the conventional wisdom on Iran has been called into question.
Is there a military option when dealing with Iran’s nuclear ambitions? A panel at the Nixon Center on Monday offered their assessment.
Last week at The Nixon Center, the Chinese ambassador to the United States, Zhou Wenzhong, emphasized that Beijing’s rise would be peaceful. But will harmony prevail on issues like Taiwan, Tibet and Iran’s nuclear program?
Expect a Sino status quo to emerge from the upcoming Communist Party Congress.
Revisiting the run-up to the Iraq War is not just settling scores. Paul Pillar reflects on mistakes made and what they say about current U.S. policy and policymaking.