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“China’s opportunism is counterbalanced by its pragmatism,” says New Yorker staff writer Jiayang Fan. “I think its politicians are deeply attuned to the ways in which it could possibly lose on the chessboard, if it is not aware of the other’s position.”
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“There is a diffuse effort to blend the history and Hiroshima’s legacy into social movements, and to leverage, and remind, and have all of that feed into our politics and diplomacy,” observes G. John Ikenberry, Albert G. Milbank Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Princeton University.
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Beatriz García Nice of the Latin American Program observes that “given Venezuela’s staggering economic decline, its dependency on remittances has grown unusually fast. That is why policies toward displaced Venezuelans, both in the region and in the United States, are so consequential, even beyond the humanitarian considerations.”
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