Commentary on U.S.–China Relations
Just when it appeared military relations between the United States and China were beginning to enter a more conciliatory phase, you have incidents like the USNS Impeccable flare-up two weeks ago to remind us how easily tensions can arise.
It was only last month in Beijing that the United States and China conducted high level military [...]
In the face of ominous signs that China’s economy is slowing dramatically due to the world economic downturn, Premier Wen Jiabao, citing “unprecedented difficulties and challenges,” announced an ambitious plan to stimulate domestic spending through infrastructure projects and investment during the recently completed 11th National Peoples Congress. (For the full text of Premier Wen’s Work [...]
Due to a heavy workload this semester, I’ve been M.I.A. as of late. Apologies.
I will be get back in the swing of things after midterms end this week. In the meantime, Andrew Jacobs has an interesting article in today’s NY Times about China’s underground detention centers. More to come about China’s National People’s Congress [...]
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