Military Fellow, U.S. Air Force
U.S. national security policy; military strategy and the conduct of war; technology in modern warfare; military leadership
China has diverse interests in Afghanistan, including extracting resources and promoting regional stability. But China's future policy toward Afghanistan will largely depend on whether there is a valid election and credible government in Kabul after the planned U.S. drawdown in 2014.
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Colonel Brian M. Killough, USAF, says the Liaoning, China's first aircraft carrier, is a measured step in the long trek toward a globally-capable navy that an emerging superpower needs. While a solid indicator of intent, it's not a threat—yet.
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Colonel Brian M. Killough, USAF, discusses the mystery surrounding the disappearance of Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping.
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