An uncontainable power |

“This is a very different world from that of the Cold War. Anyone who thinks there can be containment of China does not understand the first thing about the realities of the 21st century”

Oct 23, 2015 (WiC 300)

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Harvard history professor Niall Ferguson tells China Daily that “China is a key player in all the debates of our time – from economic growth and cybersecurity to climate change – and I think the UK is right to seek good relations with Beijing”.

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An uncontainable power

“This is a very different world from that of the Cold War. Anyone who thinks there can be containment of China does not understand the first thing about the realities of the 21st century”

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