Last week, during his fourth visit to Asia in as many years, Barack Obama promoted his administration’s "Pacific pivot," intended to offset China’s growing influence, manage regional tensions, and defend US economic interests. How will this policy shift affect America’s position in the Middle East and globally? Can the US, with its military might and diplomatic clout, maintain peace in the Pacific, or will China’s rise inevitably lead to conflict?
America's Pacific Pivot
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America’s Perilous Pivot
America’s Perilous Pivot
Nov 26, 2012 Javier Solana
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Kowtow or Cooperation in Asia?
Kowtow or Cooperation in Asia?
Nov 23, 2012 Yuriko Koike
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America’s Trouble with China
America’s Trouble with China
Nov 19, 2012 Harold Brown
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America’s Unhinged “Pivot”
America’s Unhinged “Pivot”
Nov 16, 2012 Brahma Chellaney
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Obama 2.0
Obama 2.0
Nov 12, 2012 Christopher R. Hill
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Obama’s China Card?
Obama’s China Card?
Jul 11, 2012 Malcolm Fraser
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