China in the World - Carnegie China

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Uncertainty in China-Europe Relations Jun 28, 2016

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Carnegie-Tsinghua Director Paul Haenle speaks with Carnegie non-resident senior associate Francois Godemont about China's relations with Europe.

View from Moscow: China's Westward March May 30, 2016

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Speaking from the 3rd annual Carnegie Global Dialogue in Beijing, China, Carnegie-Tsinghua's Paul Haenle speaks with Carnegie Moscow's Dmitri Trenin about China-Russia relations.

Douglas Paal on China May 12, 2016

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Carnegie Endowment Vice President for Asian Studies Douglas Paal discusses the current international environment informing US foreign policy, developments in cross-Strait relations, and prospects for US policy toward China in the next administration.

China's relations with a "Strategic Europe" Apr 21, 2016

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Carnegie-Tsinghua's Paul Haenle speaks with the Director of Carnegie Europe, Dr. Jan Techau, about the future of the European Union, China-EU relations, and how the US factors into the dynamic.

Former Amb Stapleton Roy on U.S.-China Relations Mar 28, 2016

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As part of Carnegie's annual Global Dialogue in Beijing, former U.S. Ambassador to China, J. Stapleton Roy, joins CTC Director Paul Haenle to speak about U.S.-China relations and the South China Sea.

China-EU Trade and Economic Relations Feb 05, 2016

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A conversation with the President of the European Union's Chamber of Commerce in China, Joerg Wuttke, about EU-China trade and investment.

Is China's Belt and Road A Strategy? Jan 20, 2016

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Paul Haenle speaks with Professor Xie Tao about China's Belt and Road Initiative.

The 2016 Taiwan Elections with Dr. Shelley Rigger Jan 03, 2016

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Paul Haenle talks to leading Taiwan expert Dr. Shelley Rigger about the upcoming elections in Taiwan and what the outcomes will mean for Taiwan, cross-strait relations, and US-China relations.

China-India Nuclear Relations Dec 22, 2015

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Nuclear balance is a pillar of security in the Indo-Pacific region. China has continued to improve its second-strike deterrent capabilities. Meanwhile, India has gained greater access to foreign nuclear materials and technology to build a more advanced nuclear weapons program. These parallel developments have added new complexities to security interactions between Beijing and New Delhi that deserve careful attention from policymakers and other observers alike.

Chinese Leadership on Climate Change Ahead of Paris Nov 04, 2015

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Carnegie-Tsinghua Resident Scholar Dr. Wang Tao analyzes the new announcements on climate change cooperation made during President Xi's state visit to the U.S. in September 2015, and what they mean for COP21 in Paris in December.

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