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The article highlights how U.S. President, Joe Biden's efforts to strengthen alliances in China's vicinity reinforce China's perception of U.S. containment, leaving China with limited options amidst escalating tensions.

The article focuses on the parallels between the deteriorating public opinion of the U.S. towards China and the Soviet Union during the Cold War, which could complicate efforts to avoid a similar Cold War-like clash.

The article focuses on the relationships and mutual understanding between China and the U.S. Topics include how China's citizens are closer to American lifestyles and sensibilities than those of their parents, how American culture has influenced Chinese thinkers and society throughout China's reform era, and explores the risk of a Cold War-like confrontation being revived by the conservative rhetoric of both countries.

The article presents the discussion on cold war having the arms race and the economics race. Topics include moving aggressively to block China from getting the software technology and equipment building the most advanced chips; and containing child care policy, increasing unionization, environmental goals, racial justice.

The article reports on the issue of whether the U.S. is entering a Cold War against China according to former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd. Topics mentioned include cooperation between China and the U.S. in fighting COVID-19, naval reactors adopted by Great Britain in 1958 as part of the effort to counter Russia's expanding nuclear arsenals, and the West's crackdown on selling advanced semiconductors to China.

The article reports on the tension between China and the U.S. over the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics mentioned include re-election campaign of U.S. President Donald Trump, thoughts from National Institute for South China Sea Studies President Wu Shicun about the international political landscape after the pandemic, and rules issued by the U.S. that would bar Chinese telecommunications group Huawei from using U.S. machinery and software.

The article focuses on the U.S. has hit at the core tenets of Xi Jinping's vision for a rising China ready to assume the mantle of superpower and the U.S. President Donald Trump administration has imposed sanctions over punitive policies in Hong Kong and China's western region of Xinjiang.

The article focuses on the U.S. terminates a major treaty of the Cold War, and planning to start testing a new class of missiles; and mentions the 44th U.S. President Barack Obama considered terminating the treaty when Moscow was first accused of violating its terms.

Which part of the cold war is over? In Beijing a Chinese dissident seeks protection in the American Embassy. A Russian general threatens pre-emptive attacks on Western missile-defense sites in Poland. A sleeper cell of Russians posing as ordinary Americans is unmasked one day; on another, British spy equipment is discovered hidden in a fake rock on a Moscow street. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

NAHA AIR BASE, Japan -- This sun-baked airfield was built atop Okinawa's rocky coral by Americans during the cold war, but these days its roaring jets proudly display the red sun of Japan. The Japanese F-15 fighters are engaged in an increasingly busy, and at times tense, game of cat-and-mouse with rapidly modernizing China, just across the East China Sea. The pilots say they face intrusions into Japanese-controlled airspace by an array of increasingly sophisticated Chinese aircraft, including advanced fighters like the Russian-made Su-27. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

ANCHORING the far end of the 5,757-mile Trans-Siberian Railway, the Russian port city of Vladivostok did not exactly welcome visitors during the Soviet era. Despite its strategic position -- near the Russian border with China and North Korea -- Vladivostok occupied its own world during the cold war and was off limits to everyone, even Russians, since it was also home to the Russian Pacific Fleet. But its ports have swung open in recent years, not just as a thriving trading post at the edge of Asia, but also as a surprisingly picturesque city of hillside mansions, scenic bays and, these days, extravagant night life fueled by the booming shipping and commercial fishing industries. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on the response of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs to espionage charges by the U.S. Justice Department in two different cases. Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao said that the charges are a farce born of Cold War thinking. Some U.S. officials stated that these cases, which involve a U.S. military analyst and a former Boeing Co. engineer, reflect how China has engaged in aggressive spy tactics, collecting trade secrets and information related to U.S. space programs and weapons sales.

Discusses the difficulties which the United States faces in the dispute with China over a downed U.S. reconnaissance plane, which China alleges was on a spy mission. Lack of guidance from the Cold War between the U.S. and Soviet Union; Expectation that the U.S.-China relationship of the 21st century will be far more fluid and confusing that the 20th-century Cold War; Mutual dependence of the U.S. and China.

Opinion. Focuses on the possibility of a cold war between the United States and China. Effects of a cold war if it occurs, on the United States budget; How a second cold war would be different from the first; Details on the first cold war.