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The Paradox of Prosperity
The Economist has launched a weekly section devoted to China, which it introduces with an article titled “The paradox of prosperity”:Only 20 years ago, China was a long way from being a global superpower. After the protests in Tiananmen Square led to a massacre in 1989, its economic reforms were under threat from conservatives and it faced international isolation. Then in early 1992,January 29, 2012 11:49 PM
Biden Draws China Straw
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden will manage the Obama administration’s China policy going forward, according to a senior
January and the PLA: What’s Next?
The Diplomat’s David Axe writes about Owen Cote Jr., a naval analyst at MIT who like many Western experts has come
January 2, 2012 7:55 AM
China Outlines Long-Term Space Plan
The Chinese government unveiled a five-year plan for space exploration late last week, reaffirming its goal of catching up
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