Cina Archivio

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Sketches for a US-China Strategy

President Donald Trump promised to end wars, not start them. Yet, he has announced what could become one of the most disruptive trade wars in …
  / Francesco Sisci
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The State of China, the Party, and Democracy

The country’s future, the CPC, and democracy are at stake in Beijing’s drive for reunification with Taiwan. Now more than ever, sweeping them under the …
  / Francesco Sisci
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Accordo Cina-Santa Sede: conferma e rilancio

«La Santa Sede e la Repubblica Popolare Cinese, visti i consensi raggiunti per una proficua applicazione dell’Accordo Provvisorio sulla nomina dei vescovi, dopo opportune consultazioni …
  / Lorenzo Prezzi
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A German Mirror for China

The recent electoral results from Germany’s Länder interweave short-term concerns and long-term challenges, and these challenges extend to China, which is facing the choices Germany …
  / Francesco Sisci
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Cina: la brezza e il tuono

Un vento leggero a favore dei rapporti fra Cina e Santa Sede si combina con il tuono delle preoccupazioni relative alla “sinizzazione” delle fedi e …
  / Lorenzo Prezzi
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American and Global Web of Silk Roads

China’s rising challenge presents an opportunity for the United States to articulate a more compelling world order grounded in its values, technologies, and a new …
  / Francesco Sisci
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World – China – Capitalism or Barbarians

On the eve of Deng’s centenary, China and the rest of the world may want a different understanding to solve their growing attrition and avoid …
  / Francesco Sisci
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La stele di Xi’an: il cristianesimo diventa cinese

Il preside della Facoltà teologica del Triveneto, don Andrea Toniolo, ha partecipato al convegno New directions, new materials, and discoveries: 2024 Xi’an international Jingjiao Forum, …
  / Paola Zampieri (a cura)
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China’s Defiant Army

The PLA’s chest-thumping in Europe and America after NATO’s claims may hide the impact of the recent military purge. Military, not economy, could dominate the …
  / Francesco Sisci