| “In the long run, the best hope is a U.S.-China relationship of managed competition, which would avoid conflict and allow for limited cooperation when it is in both countries’ interest,” CFR President Richard N. Haass writes.
“The crucial variable regarding whether China is successful in its strategic purpose is U.S. domestic, economic, military and diplomatic strength and resolve, and not Chinese actions,” CFR’s Robert D. Blackwill writes.
This CFR Backgrounder looks at China’s modernizing military. |