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    • Op-Ed

    China's Latin Leap Forward

    Latin leaders recognize China as a market economy and lavished praise on Chinese President Hu Jintao.

    • Op-Ed

    Fragile China

    The U.S. foreign policy establishment is increasingly adopting a ‘Strong China’ paradigm. It will do well to remember that China is simultaneously weak – internal fissures like inequality, lack of social institutions for redress, social unrest, corruption and environmental destruction could create havoc in the country and the world.

    • Op-Ed

    Washington’s Iraq Dilemma: Why Engaging Iran Is a Good Idea

    Refusal to talk cedes the high ground to Iran without any benefit to Washington, but Washington should think twice about whether changing Iran’s actions toward Iraq will improve international security as much as modifying Iran’s nuclear program or ending its material support of groups that practice violent politics in Lebanon and Palestine.

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    China’s Africa Strategy: A New Approach to Development and Diplomacy?

    On December 12, 2006, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace sponsored an event with Visiting Scholar Joshua Kurlantzick and former ambassador to Burkina Faso and Ethiopia Dr. David Shinn. This event was organized in coordination with the release of Kurlantzick’s Policy Outlook, “Beijing Safari” and was moderated by Carnegie Senior Associate Minxin Pei. 

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    Even If We Leave Now, We'll Be Back

    The transformational objectives that led U.S. forces into Iraq are being supplanted by an unmistakable and bipartisan desire to bring troops home, end this mess and move on. That impulse, while understandable, reflects the national narcissism that dogs much of U.S. foreign policy. But one-sided solutions for ending the Iraq war are as unrealistic as the one-sided impulses that started it.

    • Op-Ed

    How the U.S. Distorts Its Self-Image

    Many Americans would like to believe that Iraq was the product of aberrant “neo-conservative” ideas about foreign policy and that a traditional America lies just around the corner. We prefer to see ourselves as a peace-loving, introspective lot, a nation born in innocence and historically never choosing war but compelled to war by others. This self-image is at odds with reality, however.

    • TV/Radio Broadcast

    Iraq Strategy Casts Shadow Over Gates Hearings

    An analysis of the confirmation process for the Bush administration’s nominee for defense secretary, Robert Gates and the changing U.S. strategy in Iraq.

    • Event

    China's Economy

    Many analysts predict that China’s economy, even if its growth trajectory gradually slows, will be larger than the U.S. economy before the middle of the 21st century. But without domestic reform, will China's economy unravel before overtaking the U.S.?

    • Op-Ed

    Iran-U.S. Competition in Middle East Holds Seeds of ‘Tragedy’

    The debate over Iran's nuclear program has now been widened, with Iran feeling emboldened to compete with the United States for dominance in the Middle East as a whole. This competition has the potential for "tragedy" if the United States feels it must use military power against Iran.

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