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Summing up the U.S.-China summit: baby steps forward

Nina Hachigian (blog)

November 18, 2009
Summing up the U.S.-China summit: baby steps forward

Worldfocus contributing blogger Nina Hachigian analyzes the outcome of the recent U.S.-China meeting. While no great gains were made, she says that the cautious Chinese steps towards engagement signal a welcome change in Beijing's foreign policy.

Obama looks to redefine U.S. relationship with China

Nina Hachigian (blog)

November 16, 2009
Obama looks to redefine U.S. relationship with China

Worldfocus contributing blogger Nina Hachigian writes about the nomenclature of the Obama administration's emerging relationship with China. She argues that using the term "strategic partnership" signals skillful diplomacy for the U.S. as China seeks to renegotiate its role as a major power.

China steps into a new role on the world stage

Nina Hachigian

November 10, 2009
China steps into a new role on the world stage

Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian and the Center for American Progress recently released a report on how China is engaging with the world on major transnational threats, including global warming, the gloabl economic crisis, pandemics, and nuclear proliferation.

Obama is damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t

(blog) Nina Hachigian

October 12, 2009
Obama is damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t

Nina Hachigian argues that President Obama's foreign policy vision is worthy of international accolade because he's implementing a strategy that recognizes that nation states have to hang together in this world or suffer apart.

What in the world is China?

Nina Hachigian (blog)

October 1, 2009
What in the world is China?

At 60, the People's Republic has evolved into a conscientious global player, writes Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian -- except when it isn't.

The G-20: A new architecture for a new day?

Nina Hachigian (blog)

September 28, 2009
The G-20: A new architecture for a new day?

Finally the architecture of the G-20 is changing, writes Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian, and the major powers are going through experiments in accountability.

Deciding who decides at the G-20 summit

Nina Hachigian (blog)

September 24, 2009
Deciding who decides at the G-20 summit

The agenda for this week’s G-20 meeting is full, writes Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian, but when leaders sit down in Pittsburgh to discuss banking regulation, energy and poverty alleviation, one question will not be on the table -- the question of who should be at the table in the first place.

Missile defense that will defend

Nina Hachigian (blog)

September 21, 2009
Missile defense that will defend

Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian praises the Obama administration's shift on missile defense.

China and India?  No — just China

Nina Hachigian (blog)

September 18, 2009
China and India? No — just China

In the run up to international negotiations about climate change in Copenhagen, Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian argues that lumping India and China together is a tactical misstep, and offers China political cover to avoid committing to binding carbon emission targets.

Flu should force action on health care

Nina Hachigian (blog)

August 12, 2009
Flu should force action on health care

You know when Americans are going to be really sorry that we don’t have a new health care system? When a pandemic really hits the country, writes Worldfocus blogger Nina Hachigian.

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