The coming Taiwan crisis
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan threatens a pattern of escalation that could quickly get out of control, writes Minxin Pei.
Professor of Government, Claremont McKenna College
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US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan threatens a pattern of escalation that could quickly get out of control, writes Minxin Pei.
The United States can claim some strategic success against its rivals in a new cold war, but its biggest challenge might be at home, writes Minxin Pei.
Russia’s war in Ukraine has strengthened the risk of growing nuclear weapons arsenals in Asia, dangerously undermining the region’s strategic stability, writes Minxin Pei.
Fifty years ago this week, Richard Nixon became the first US President to visit China. Two leading Chinese scholars reflect on the legacy of one of the biggest geopolitical shifts of the Cold War.
China, temporarily reduced to on onlooker, is watching the Ukraine crisis anxiously as Xi hedges his bets on Putin's aggressive diplomacy, writes Minxin Pei.