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A New Cold War?
Russia and America, Then and Now
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Introduction
The Sources of Soviet Conduct
"X" (George F. Kennan)
Political Ideas in the Twentieth Century
Isaiah Berlin
Atomic Weapons and American Policy
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Today in History
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U.S. Recognition of Egyptian Independence
U.S. President Warren G. Harding sends a letter to King Ahmed Fuad acknowledging Egypt's statehood, which it won from the United Kingdom a few months earlier in February.
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How Will America Deal with China's Rising Empire?
Amid rising tensions about a potential full-on trade war with China, Taiwan Straits’ independence, and North Korea’s nuclear program, how should America engage China, an empire embarking on a great revival of centralization? From the war on trade tariffs to conflicting engagement strategies with North Korea and the sensitivities around the Taiwan Straits, analysts in the region are kept on the edge of their seats trying to figure out the next move by either of these superpowers. Sparks flew between America and China in imposing tit-for-tat trade tariffs. Despite possible bravado, imposing trade tariffs on selected US goods was the first counter attack from China in a long time. However, this strike was not entirely groundless.
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