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CAP experts travel to China to investigate its clean energy investment strategy; follow their progress and analysis as they meet with officials, researchers, and executives.
Robert Kagan’s take on Obama administration’s foreign policy displays classic neocon misunderstandings about 21st century power dynamics, writes Nina Hachigian.
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A report from Kate Gordon, Julian L. Wong, and JT McLain explains what is at stake for the United States if it doesn't become a top player in the emerging global low-carbon economy.
Sure, America may be in the dumps, but don’t despair. Nina Hachigian offers 10 reminders about America and decline.
Winny Chen and Megan Adams discuss the meaning of President Obama’s meeting with the Dalai Lama and what it means for human rights in China.
Nina Hachigian explains why the Obama administration’s dealings with Beijing are principled and consistent, and why critics need to look first at our domestic challenges.
Winny Chen cautions that disputes over Taiwan, Tibet, and Internet freedom, among other things, are not going away, but other global concerns require cooperation.
Nina Hachigian debunks Robert Kagan’s nostalgia for Bush-era foreign policy and argues that our greatest strengths are our ideas, flexibility, and leadership.
Winny Chen examines how Beijing might respond to Google, a new U.S. Taiwan arms deal, and a string of human rights criticisms.
The United States and China have an unhealthy and codependent economic relationship. That needs to change, writes Sabina Dewan.
The Diplomat speaks with CAP Senior Fellow Nina Hachigian about President Barack Obama’s recent trip to China, Sino-India tensions, and whether China is destined for great power status.
President Obama’s trip to Asia is already paying dividends, observes Nina Hachigian, confounding his critics.
Agreements announced in Beijing this week show that international negotiations are still alive and well, write Julian L. Wong and Andrew Light.
President Obama persuades China to take some important baby steps toward meaningful international cooperation, writes Nina Hachigian.
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Trip report from a delegation to China led by John Podesta and findings on the future of U.S.-China relations.