Alliance
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The question is whether Russia will manage to build a real
alliance
with the People’s Republic.
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, that de facto US-China
alliance
ended, and a China-Russia rapprochement began.
In fact, the problems with a Sino-Russian
alliance
run even deeper.
These imbalances suggest that Russia would resist a tight military
alliance
with China, even as the two countries pursue mutually beneficial tactical diplomatic coordination.
The Chinese Communist Party’s legitimacy depends on strong economic growth, and it will not risk this strategy for some “authoritarian alliance” with Russia.
The Sino-Russian
alliance
in the twentieth century was a product of China’s weakness following World War II and at the beginning of the Cold War – and, even then, it lasted little more than a decade.
In short, when it comes to a Sino-Russian
alliance
challenging the West, history is not likely to repeat itself.
That may explain China’s recent foreign-policy assertiveness, particularly in its dispute with Japan over control of the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, which could be intended to probe the strength of the US-Japan
alliance.
Imagine NATO dissuaded from accepting new members: the loss of credibility, the most important asset of any alliance, would be enormous.
The
alliance
between Europe an America would have lost the chance to define a new role for itself in post-Cold War Europe and be in danger of falling apart.
The Kremlin is now suggesting that its commitment to fulfilling the declaration was conditional on Japan not joining any security
alliance
against Russia.
The EU and CELAC heads of state can – and should – forge a close
alliance
and capitalize on favorable political conditions to advance a progressive climate agenda, one that mandates their negotiators to push for a fair, equitable, and ambitious agreement in December.
By forming an ambitious
alliance
– which could be enlarged to include other groups, such as the
Alliance
of Small Island States and the Least-Developed Countries group – EU and CELAC heads of state can contribute to setting the course that the world must follow to create a low-carbon, sustainable, and resilient future.
South Korea and the End of US CredibilityWASHINGTON, DC – The US-South Korea
alliance
has been one of the most dramatic geopolitical success stories of the post-war years.
Such an
alliance
would entail a larger role for the other three members of the so-called “Middle East Quartet” – the European Union, Russia, and the United Nations – and key Arab countries.
After establishing the terms of a fair deal, the international
alliance
– under US leadership – could devise an implementation strategy.
Ciller is widely believed to have forged an
alliance
with Refah, which she once condemned as more dangerous to Turkey than the rebellious Kurds to protect herself from the very charges of corruption that Turkey's new government now seems poised to bring against her.
Last but certainly not least, America’s strong military presence in Asia – which underpins its robust regional
alliance
system – has reduced the need for Asian countries to develop large military programs of their own, and has reinforced a status quo that discourages armed adventurism.
Indeed, not only has the effectiveness of that intervention been almost a daily disappointment to the Libyan rebels, who expected far more direct military aid from the United States and the West, but it has also exposed long-simmering resentments in the US about the state of the NATO
alliance.
Indeed, despite the decade of the West’s war on terror, and Saudi Arabia’s longer-term
alliance
with the US, the Kingdom’s Wahhabi religious establishment has continued to bankroll Islamic extremist ideologies around the world.
PARIS – US President Donald Trump has shaken a transatlantic
alliance
that had long seemed unshakable.
By definition, any
alliance
with a superpower is unequal; so efforts to establish close ties with the United States have long run up against India’s tradition of strategic autonomy.
No one should expect an Indian-American
alliance
any time soon, given historical Indian public opinion.
If its Christian ally, Michel Aoun’s Free Patriotic Movement, does poorly, or if the ever-shifting Druze leader Walid Jumblatt returns his Progressive Socialist Party to the anti-Syrian
alliance
of which it was once a part, Hezbollah would lose its parliamentary majority, and hence its ability to form and topple governments.
The Clinton administration had called for bold action as far back as 1993, proposing what was in effect a tax on carbon emissions; but an
alliance
of polluters, led by the coal, oil, and auto industries beat back this initiative.
Now, somewhat ironically, a grand
alliance
of right-wing nationalist parties has been established to improve their chances in the May 2019 European Parliament elections.
With more internal democracy and some renewal in its leadership, the ruling
alliance
might have secured a fifth term.
Israel’s unwritten
alliance
with the United States is a more convenient alternative.
The Society of Jesus – whose spirituality is based on a seemingly discordant yet enduring combination of mysticism and realpolitik – has forged a paradoxical
alliance
of fidelity to corporate commands and willingness to give individual talents their due.
NATO has “bet the alliance” on Afghanistan.
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