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It is time to move the global climate agenda forward by exploring alternative platforms for collaboration.
With UN climate talks seemingly losing momentum, China should step up domestic mitigation ambitions, not least because they serve the country’s own interests.
The United States and China must find ways to cooperate if the rebalance of American policy toward Asia is to succeed.
Building mutual trust between the United States and China will be a decades-long process that is dependent on good governance and each country's economic development.
India's relations with Southeast Asia are booming, but Beijing's increased presence in the region looms large in New Delhi's thinking.
Both the United States and China are coming out of political transitions to face endemic trade conflicts and domestic structural adjustments.
Join us for an in-depth conversation between Admiral Mike Mullen and Carnegie’s Jessica T. Mathews as they discuss the foreign policy landscape confronting the president in 2013.
As the Russians recognize that the current Syrian regime is likely to be overwhelmed by its opponents, there is a chance that Moscow and the West could finally reconcile their positions on Syria.
The Obama administration argues that the realignment of American military might and political focus is not meant to counter a more assertive China, but to refresh relationships with allies and to maintain regional stability.
A new strategic approach is needed to end the dispute over the South Kuril Islands that plagues Russia-Japan relations. Solving the issue is in the interest of both countries.