The New Cold War Heats Up Asia.

The U.S. and China Face Off Some 30 years after that Cold War ended, however, strategic gaps have appeared in Washington's encirclement of Eurasia, particularly along the continent's southern flank. If the world is indeed entering a new Cold War, it bears little resemblance to the final years of that global conflict with its frequent summits between smiling leaders and its arms agreements aimed at de-escalating nuclear tensions. [Extracted from the article]