CFR’s Blackwill on U.S.-China Relations, Ukraine, U.S. Pivot to Asia
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CFR’s Blackwill on U.S.-China Relations, Ukraine, U.S. Pivot to Asia

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Article by Robert D. Blackwill, Interviewee

Originally published at Bloomberg

March 21, 2022 11:31 am (EST)

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Robert Blackwill and Richard Fontaine are coauthors of an upcoming book on the pivot to Asia in its global context.

 

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