ForeignAffairsMag在2023-01-23~2023-01-29的言论
- 339: Ask the Experts: Will Ukraine Wind Up Making Territorial Concessions to Russia?, submitted on 2023-01-25 00:11:32+08:00.
- 340: America’s China Policy Is Not Working: The Dangers of a Broad Decoupling, submitted on 2023-01-28 03:12:01+08:00.
339: Ask the Experts: Will Ukraine Wind Up Making Territorial Concessions to Russia?, submitted on 2023-01-25 00:11:32+08:00.
—– 339.1 —–2023-01-25 00:15:18+08:00:
Short Statement: Foreign Affairs has recently published a number of pieces on the war in Ukraine, the potential outcomes of the conflict, and the possibility of a negotiated settlement between Kyiv and Moscow. To complement these articles, a broad pool of experts were surveyed for their take. As with previous surveys, Foreign Affairs approached dozens of authorities with expertise relevant to the question at hand, along with leading generalists in the field. Participants were asked to state whether they agreed or disagreed with a proposition and to rate their confidence level in their opinion.
—– 339.2 —–2023-01-27 04:33:43+08:00:
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340: America’s China Policy Is Not Working: The Dangers of a Broad Decoupling, submitted on 2023-01-28 03:12:01+08:00.
—– 340.1 —–2023-01-28 03:14:10+08:00:
From Henry M. Paulson, Jr.: “…In 2023, unlike 2008, nearly every aspect of Chinese-U.S. relations is viewed by both sides through the prism of national security, even matters that were once regarded as positive, such as job-creating investments or co-innovation in breakthrough technologies. Beijing regards U.S. export controls aimed at protecting the United States’ technologies as a threat to China’s future growth; Washington views anything that could advance China’s technological capability as enabling the rise of a strategic competitor and aiding Beijing’s aggressive military buildup.
China and the United States are in a headlong descent from a competitive but sometimes cooperative relationship to one that is confrontational in nearly every respect. As a result, the United States faces the prospect of putting its companies at a disadvantage relative to its allies, limiting its ability to commercialize innovations. It could lose market share in third countries. For those who fear the United States is losing the competitive race with China, U.S. actions threaten to ensure that fear is realized.”
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