Crux of the Volatility of Russia-U.S. Relationship

The relationship between Russia and U.S.is one of the most eye-catching ones in the current world. During the past 7 or 8 years with Presidents Putin and Bush in office,that relationship has undergone frequent changes,from being close to cold. People wouldask,whyistherelationshipsovolatile?     

Tackling Challenges in the Global Economy and Building a New World Order--China＇s Influence and U.S. Factors

Gtreat expectations rest upon the U.S. and China, as the biggest economies in the developed and developing worlds, with regard to tackling challenges in the global economy and building a new world order. The governments have enjoyed a solid cooperation within the framework of G20. A rising China looks forward to an improved economic order and more effective responsiveness to other global challenges, and so will begin to participate in global affairs with a positive and constructive attitude and bear responsibilities commensurate with her status. China has benefited from the existing global economic order, and so will try to be a reviser or a reformer rather than a revolutionist in the world economic system. This article will assess Chinese influence on the global economic order and related U.S. factors from a long-term perspective.     

The U. S. -Russian Dispute on the Implementation of the INF Treaty and Future Trend北大核心CSSCISSCI

In July 2014, the U. S. State Department, in its arms-control annual report, accused Russia of violating the INF Treaty signed by the U.S. and the USSR in 1987, triggering a new round of diplomatic confrontation between the two countries. The reasons for the frequent U. S. -Russia disputes on the INF Treaty are multiple, including historical roots, security concerns and realistic political factors of the both sides. The future of the INF Treaty will depend on the dynamic evolution of both U.S. and Russian politics and its impact on the security environment of the two countries. In the short term, the U.S. and Russia will continue to focus on solving the problems of implementing the treaty; in the long term, the U.S. and Russia are likely to transform the INFT into a multilateral treaty.