| China's New Leadership: Opportunity for the United States? China's next president and premier will be appointed within days but many questions remain about the transition as members of the Communist Party of China gather for the 18th National Party Congress. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger is joined by former Ambassador to China J. Stapleton Roy, former Fellow Dr. Cheng Li, and China scholar Dr. David M. Lampton to discuss the possible implications for US-China relations of this once-in-a-decade power transition. Op-ed | Thoughts on Strategy from a Career Ambassador |
| Negotiating with Iran CONTEXT Q&A Iran's nuclear program continues to move forward. Israel and the United States have declared a nuclear Iran unacceptable. The P5+1 negotiations have stalled while sanctions appear to be taking a toll on the Islamic Republic's economy. Is a diplomatic solution possible or is a military confrontation inevitable? To answer this question, we spoke with two veteran Iran experts. |
Part 1: Switzerland's Protecting Power Mandate Swiss Ambassador to the Islamic Republic Livia Leu Agosti offered her insight on Switzerland's role as "protective power" of the US in Iran. She has served as the diplomatic liaison between the countries since 2009. Part 2: A Matter of Trust John Limbert, former deputy assistant Secretary of State for Iran and one of the 52 Americans held hostage for 444 days from November 4, 1979, to January 20, 1981, shares his unique perspective on US-Iran relations. |
| Wilson Quarterly : Will India Win? Autumn Issue What will it take for democratic India, the leading challenger to China's authoritarian model of growth, to get moving again? Three authors reply.
Also in this issue: Edward Tenner asks what happens to intellectual and literary culture when the digital revolution leaves less money for writers. Margaret Paxson visits a handful of highland villages in south-central France where people risked their lives to save thousands of Jews during the Holocaust and which today provides a haven for the world's refugees. What makes the Plateau Vivarais-Lignon special? |
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