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Is This China’s Global Leadership Moment?
- Keyu Jin
- May, 2020
- 259
- WORLD’S OPINION
A pandemic is no time to tout the superiority of any country’s governance system or approach, let alone compete for global dominance. Instead of congratulating itself on having pushed back COVID-19, China should quietly win trust by helping the United States and other countries, not out of strategic interest, but on moral grounds.
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Tackling The Crisis
- Umair Javed
- May, 2020
- 244
- SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
This crisis has triggered an upsurge in intellectual work from academia, civil society, and professionals from other domains.
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Politics in COVID-19
- The KIPS
- May, 2020
- 243
- NEWS ROUNDUP
There were some tentative signs of good news in Europe, as the number of people dying and the number of new cases registered each day fell in several countries, including Spain and Italy, the two worst-affected.
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Bigger Than Trump
- The KIPS
- May, 2020
- 279
- U.S. VS CORONA
Now that the Trump administration has taken charge of the government’s pandemic response, how is it doing?
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Come Home America? What’s Inside
- The KIPS
- May, 2020
- 225
- GEOPOLITICS
Kathleen Hicks throws cold water on hopes (or fears) of any dramatic defense cuts, explaining what it would actually take to reduce military spending and why it’s so much easier said than done.
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Asia and Pacific
- The KIPS
- May, 2020
- 257
- GLOBAL HISTORY
Chinese and Indonesian archives show how Beijing and Jakarta cooperated in the fluid politics of the global anti-imperialist movement, siding in 1963-64 against what they viewed as a British imperialist plot to create Malaysia, a new state formed by the merger of Malaya, Sabah, Sarawak, and Singapore.
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