China can say no to America

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China's rapid economic development and cultural legacy can propel it to a position of power in world politics without the need to imitate Western society. The post-colonial situation in Asia which is largely dominated by the US is creating a sense of disempowerment and resentment. Consequently, more countries will be saying no to America, just as China is doing. China is preparing its youth to resolve the Taiwan issue by force and conflict with the US can be a protracted one. China can and will say no if and when it is in its interest.

World politics

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Strategic independence

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Post-Cold War America should adopt a policy of strategic independence instead of trying to cling to its Cold War allies. Strategic independence is a policy that defines vital security interests, avoids alliances with vague long-term obligations and resists ambitious international goals.

International aspects, Political aspects, Military aspects, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Stability, P'yongyang, North Korea, Pyongyang, North Korea

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U.S. human rights policy is garbage

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The chinese government has issued a secret document criticizing George Bush for his criticism of China's human rights record. In the US, Bush has come under pressure for not being tough enough with China.

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