The shadow of the Cold War still looms large over global affairs. Could increasing competition between China and the United States lead us back to another super-power stand-off? China expert Cheng Li discusses the consequences of a downturn in US-China relations.
The shadow of the Cold War still looms large over global affairs. Some believe that increasing competition between China and the United States could lead us back to the future and a time when the relationship between the world's super powers could be accurately described by invoking that icy and iconic metaphor. But much has changed since the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Soviet Union. In an increasingly interconnected world, is the concept of a Cold War still relevant?
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