Deng Xiaoping | Watching America

U.K.: How Will 2025 Turn Out? The Life of Jimmy Carter Offers an Unexpected Clue

Lalatendu Das - January 9, 2025. Published in The Guardian

Dismissed as a loser at the time, the former U.S. president left behind an enduring legacy – with lessons for today.

Singapore: Major Countries Are Concerned about Implications of China’s Rise

Robin Koerner - February 23, 2021. Published in CNA

In December 2017 an updated US national security strategy officially declared China’s rise a threat

India: Importance of Clipping Xi’s Wings

Lalatendu Das - May 14, 2020. Published in The Statesman

A prime example of how China is overtaking its overseas competitors is the facial recognition firm Megvii.

China: China Needs Time To Consider Impact of Trade Deal, Unlikely To Rush into Fresh Round of Talks

Lalatendu Das - January 20, 2020. Published in Global Times

So long as the US does not consider China an antagonist, and the two countries try to build trust ... there will be plenty of space to cooperate in many domains to the benefit of the world.

U.A.E.: Trump Should Keep His Cool for a Deal with Kim

Lalatendu Das - June 11, 2018. Published in Khaleej Times

India: The US, Europe Are Yet To Fathom the Chinese Challenge

Lalatendu Das - March 26, 2018. Published in Hindustan Times

Venezuela: Cuba and the United States

Robin Koerner - February 14, 2015. Published in Analitica

With these reforms, Raul Castro is not only confirming what Fidel Castro asserted in regard to communism not serving the interests of Cubans; he has also ended Commander Chavez and his heirs’ obsolete and parasitic strategy.

China: We Shouldn’t Think So Badly of America

Robin Koerner - December 23, 2014. Published in Huanqiu

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