China Daily, August 7, 2017.
Tim Beal is a retired New Zealand academic who has written extensively on Asia with a special focus on the Korean Peninsula. Recent publications include the entry on Korea for
The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism (New York: Springer, 2019). He has also written some chapters for a forthcoming collection: Immanuel Ness and Stuart Davis, eds.,
Sanctions as War: Anti-Imperialist Perspectives on American Geo-Economic Strategy (Leiden: Brill, 2021).
He is very grateful for the unstinting assistance of Ankie Hoogvelt and Gregory Elich in providing comments and corrections.
In August 1945, Washington’s view of the world was utterly transformed in line with the “gunboat diplomacy” dictum of Lord Palmerston countries have no permanent friends or enemies, just permanent interests.
Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon papers in 1971, has published classified documents making clear that the Pentagon was actively preparing a nuclear attack on Chinese cities in 1958.
Biden administration draws mixed reactions from Washington s enemies
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th President of the United States, China issued a series of sanctions against the US.
In a statement, the Foreign Ministry in Beijing said that “over the past few years, some anti-China politicians in the United States, out of their selfish political interests and prejudice against China” have executed a series of initiatives that have undermined China’s interests. As a result, 28 people are being sanctioned.
Posted by Sophie Beach | Jan 15, 2007 From New American Media, a Q & A about environmental issues facing China: China is becoming increasingly aware of the demands unsustainable development will place on its environment and the impact that can have on its own economy and the world. But lax regulations and weak enforcement still bedevil its environmental policy says Peter Navarro, author of “The Coming China Wars.”
Q: Your book is titled, “The Coming China Wars.” But does the word “war” mean that this is something that can be won?
A: The hyper rapid growth of the Chinese economy is putting it into a series of economic conflicts with the rest of the world and in China. These conflicts are wars because of their likely intensity; some of them can spill over to military violence. Internally there are “wars” within China. The pollution alone is going to create a health care crisis. The demographic in China works against the country’s development as China faces a rap
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