Is China a Threat to the U.S.?

Is China a Threat to the U.S.?

With more than two billion residents, the world’s most spoken language and a booming economy, China is undoubtedly a rising global superpower. Suddenly America is faced with the prospect of a country whose financial and military power could soon rival its own, prompting many to wonder if China is a friend or foe. Is China really a red flag for the U.S.?

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The Last Thing China Needs is a Foreign-Born Obstacle
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By Devin Stewart - Program Director, Carnegie Council
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