We have discussed U.S.-China Relationship for some time. In the past, that was under the assumption that being the world’s two most powerful countries, if the two countries can work cooperatively to address the most critically important issues facing the world, then that would create the most benefits for the world, and at the same […]
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Some New Perspective on U.S.-China Relationship
March 2024
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U.S.-China Relationship
December 2023
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The U.S. and China have the largest economies in the world. They also are the most influential countries and have the most powerful militaries in the world. Therefore, they are the most important countries to help the world to solve, or at least reduce, the many large and critical problems facing humanity, in areas such […]
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The West Must Prepare for a Long Overdue Reckoning*
September 2023
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Five major trends illustrate how the world is changing, and that the West must grapple with the reality that it can no longer impose its “leadership” on the world as it once did. The post-Western, multipolar international order is coming to pass. As the world grapples with the implications of this shift in power, the […]
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A New Post on U.S.-China Relationship
In the last (March 2024) article on U.S.-China Relationship, I mentioned that for a long time I have always thought that the best approach to U.S.-China Relationship is for the U.S. and China, as the world’s most important countries to work collaboratively to address the many critical problems facing the world, problems like poverty, diseases, […]