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Tag: Containment

US-CHINA RELATIONS: COLD WAR CONTAINMENT OBSESSION MUST BE DITCHED

TOM PLATE WRITES — America must understand that China is different, emphasised the late Lee Kuan Yew when some 25 years ago I asked Singapore’s iconic modern founder whether my new newspaper column on Asia, then in the Los Angeles Times, might possibly do some good. His counsel was to…

Full Article US-CHINA RELATIONS: COLD WAR CONTAINMENT OBSESSION MUST BE DITCHED

US-CHINA RELATIONS: POINTILLISM IS THE WAY TO GO

TOM PLATE WRITES — The late George Kennan became a diplomatic legend for advocating, while stationed in Moscow, a singular foreign policy idea that famously worked. It was called “containment”. Its steadfast observance by the US and its allies undoubtedly helped lead to the welcome collapse of the Soviet Union.…

Full Article US-CHINA RELATIONS: POINTILLISM IS THE WAY TO GO

CHINA: US Saves the Day, Even in the Movies

LEXIE TUCKER WRITES – The movie Pacific Rim, written and directed by Guillermo del Toro, opened this summer to only so-so reviews in the US. The sci-fi story of monsters called Kaiju which emerge from the Pacific Ocean to try and destroy the human race made only $99,331,880 domestically, while…

Full Article CHINA: US Saves the Day, Even in the Movies

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