China’s one world?
With all the world's attention focused on the Beijing Olympics and to a lesser extent, the "truce" in Georgia, we...
Asia
Taiwan arms freeze
When President Bush came to power in 2001, his administration had an announced policy to improve the defensive posture of...
China displaces the U.S. at Ecuador’s Manta Base
by Nicole M. Ferrand A major problem - as the U.S. leaves Manta, Chinese influence will grow. The Manta Air...
China’s assymetrical strategy
The impressive conventional military strength post-industrial states have procured in the past half-century has helped to determine the shape and...
Chinese Information Warfare
By Dr. William G. Perry. Dr. Perry is a professor of computer information systems and teaches computer networking and information...
The U.S.-Japan Bilateral Alliance
By Eric Sayers. Mr. Sayers is a graduate student in political science at the University of Western Ontario, and is an...
China’s double-standard on debt
Communist China has done it again. Desperate for new sources of energy, the Chinese are moving into an oil-rich...
Chinese weapons killing US troops
What a difference a war makes. Before 9/11, the Bush Administration treated China – correctly – as a "strategic competitor,"...
The Bering Strait Tunnel Project
What do Russian President Vladimir Putin, spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, political activist Lyndon LaRouche and former U.S. Secretary of...
North Korea deal stumbles. Surprised?
When the U.S. inked a nuclear deal last month with Kim Jong-Il's regime in Pyongyang, many critics and strategists were...
China’s developing environmental crisis
China's pollution problems cost it billions every year, but doubts remain about whether the leadership can muster the will to anything about...
2007: A Chinese space odyssey
Reports last month that China had successfully tested an anti-satellite (ASAT) weapon against one of its own antiquated weather satellites...
Nuclear nonsense in North Korea
By getting back on the nuclear merry-go-round with North Korea, the U.S. has given Kim Jong-Il plenty to smile about....
Beijing strangles the internet
By Fred Stakelbeck The internet has become an important part of Chinese culture, with the country's increasingly diverse population embracing...