Risultati di ricerca: Autore Contains Text Francesco Sisci

cina guerra

The Sounds of a Chinese War

War sounds nearer for China while its contours remain rather foggy. Hu Xijin, editor of the Global Times, popular newspaper associated with the Communist Party …
cold war

The Measures of Cold

The previous Cold War was easy. The issue was business or no business: the West and its front were pro-business. The USSR and its allies …
turchia internazionale

Rising Turkey and its too Many Enemies

Turkey is stretching its political footprint and ambitions from Central Mediterranean to Western China. But there are a few lessons of tolerance and modernization to …
usa - cina

Pompeo the Maoist

In his recent speech, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo drove a knife right at the heart of the relationship between the Chinese Communist Party …
history of the Chinese Communist Party

Hong Kong and CCP history

Hong Kong was a very important bridge between China, and actually the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and the rest of the world. Now this bridge …
USA-Cina

A philosophy for the US-China agreement

As US and China are driving away from each other at an ever-faster pace over an ever-larger number of issues, perhaps there is something in …
“Intentional global leadership”

Planned leadership

The written rule is that the US president rules America, yet de facto, the unwritten rule is that he rules the world. The world is …
L’onore della politica

L’onore perduto

Il procuratore generale di Cassazione Giovanni Salvi, che sta conducendo le indagini, ha parlato di recuperare l’onore macchiato dei giudici. Ha definito tutta la questione …
US misinterprets China

US-China: See it from his Eyes

In a time when anti-China analysis is fashionable and pervasive, David Goldman’s You will be assimilated is a welcome contrarian and nuanced view of what …
libia

L’Italia e il nodo Libia

Nell’articolo di Repubblica del 17 giugno, Lucio Caracciolo ha ragione da vendere nel sottolineare la sconfitta strategica italiana in Libia attribuendola anche alla nostra esitazione …