Cold Peace: China-India Rivalry in the Twenty-First Century
The twenty-first century is likely to witness Asia’s two largest civilizations, China and India, join the United States in an elite club of global superpowers.
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Missile Defense Briefing Report: No.319
U.S. contemplates sanctions in China-Turkey anti-missile deal... ...as Congress gears up to prevent the deal Does Progress in Geneva negate the need for NATO BMD?
Unwavering Democratic Doctrines Will Let US Shape Events Again
America's top foreign policy to-do's in 2014 include preventing Iran from reaching the nuclear threshold, addressing the humanitarian disaster in Syria, containing an expansionist Russia, managing a rising China and reclaiming its own voice on human rights. Let's take these one at a time.
Behind the Bombings in Volgograd
On Dec. 29, a female suicide bomber blew herself up in the main train station of Volgograd, a city of one million in southern Russia. The explosion killed 16 and wounded scores more. A day later, a similar attack targeted a trolley bus in the same city, killing at least 10. The bombings were a shot across the Kremlin's bow—and a portent of things to come.
Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1865
New hurdles for immigration;
A broader economic stake in Syria