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    • Op-Ed

    What China's Currency Shift Could Mean

    Chinese production continues to rise faster than domestic consumption, and even if China allows the renminbi to appreciate against the dollar, a rising trade surplus could lead to another increase in tensions.

    • Op-Ed

    Will Russia Nuclear Treaty Improve U.S. Security?

    The most significant aspect of the new START treaty is its preservation of a legally binding framework for the U.S.-Russian strategic relationship.

    • Q&A

    Nuclear Weapons and National Security—A New Strategy

    The Obama administration's Nuclear Posture Review reflects modern reality and gives momentum to President Obama's long-term goal of living in a world without nuclear weapons.

    • Op-Ed

    After Prague, What's Next for Arms Control?

    President Obama's vision of a world without nuclear weapons will require step-by-step progress on disarmament by nuclear-armed states, reciprocated by step-by-step progress toward strengthening the nonproliferation regime by non-nuclear-weapon states.

    • Op-Ed

    Obama's Nuclear Posture: Right for These Times

    The Obama administration's Nuclear Posture Review gives much-needed momentum to the nuclear agenda President Obama set out in Prague last year.

    • A Letter to Secretary Clinton From the Working Group on Egypt

      • April 07, 2010
      • April 7

      Egypt is at a critical turning point. If the United States does not take a serious interest in promoting democratic reform in the country, Egypt is likely to slide backwards into increased authoritarianism.

      • Q&A

      The New START—A View from Washington

      The new START agreement that President Obama and President Medvedev will sign in Prague on April 8 provides concrete and tangible progress in bilateral relations and addresses the biggest existential threat the United States faces—Russia’s nuclear arsenal.

      • Q&A

      The New START—A View from Moscow

      When President Medvedev and President Obama sign the new START agreement in Prague on April 8, they should emphasize their common interest in nuclear disarmament and make the ratification process another step in the positive resetting of relations.

      • Q&A

      Moving Forward on the U.S.-India Nuclear Deal

      The United States and India recently concluded arrangements for the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel. This removes one of the final hurdles to fully implementing the 2008 U.S.-India nuclear deal, which exempted India from nuclear trade restrictions and has exacerbated nuclear tensions in South Asia.

      • Op-Ed

      Beijing's Attitude Adjustment

      The recent flare-up in China’s diplomatic posture towards the United States was not in synch with official policy and ran counter to China’s national interests.

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