China's Rising Class Arrogance Is Dangerous Says Asian Affairs Expert

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan. (0:37)

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China Becoming Increasingly Assertive And Aggressive Says Asian Affairs Expert

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan. (0:27)

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Asian Affairs Expert: Taiwan Relations Act Is Key For Stability In Taiwan

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan. (0:29)

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Asian Affairs Expert: China Has No Veto On US-Taiwan Arms Trade

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan. (0:12)

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Asian Affairs Expert: No Invite To China Military Exercises Is Non Issue

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan.

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China Always Opposed To Taiwanese Arms Sales Says Asian Affairs Expert

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan. (0:19)

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Arms Sale Is A White House Issue Says Asian Affairs Expert

Dean Cheng, an Asian Studies researcher at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., discusses U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates’ comments in Hanoi this week regarding China’s aggravation over America’s selling of arms to the government of Taiwan.

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U.S.-China Economic Policy Focused On Protecting America's Interests, Says Geithner

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner summarizes the U.S.'s economic policy with regards to China. (0:15)
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Baucus Touts Importance Of Strong U.S.-China Relationship

Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) explains the importance of U.S.-China relations during a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Thursday. U.S. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner testified before the committee about his recent trip to China. (0:11)
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White House Told China That Obama Would Meet With Dalai Lama, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says during his briefing on Friday that White House officials told Chinese officials during President Barack Obama's visit a few months back that he would be inviting the Dalai Lama to visit Washington. (:21)
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Republican Smith Recants Chinese Attorney's Testimony On Forced Abortion

Rep. Christopher Smith (R-N.J.) re-tells Chinese human rights attorney Jiang Tianyong's testimony from a November 10 hearing in Washington D.C., where he describes a forced abortion in China, under the one-child policy. Tianyong had requested to meet with President Obama during his recent trip to China, but was turned down by officials. (0:45)
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EPA Director Under Clinton Says U.S. Energy Policy Must Be "Ambitious"

Former EPA climate change policy director David Doniger says that U.S. energy policy must be preemptive and ambitious, starting slowly, but with major emission reductions by 2050.
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NRDC Director Says U.S. Could Gain On China's Green Technology

Barbara Finamore of the Natural Resources Defense Council says the United States is in a great position, if ready, to take advantage of China's new green technology market.
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Jobs Will Go Overseas Without Increased Capital For Manufactures

Robert Kiener, Director of Member Outreach at the Precision Machined Products Association, says in a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee hearing Friday that if manufacturers can not acquire the capital they need for employees, equipment and raw materials due to the credit crisis, consumers will be forced to outsource from overseas. (0:30)


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Sen. McCain Calls Dalai Lama An Exemplary Moral Leader

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) says exiled Tibetan Dalai Lama's rule has shown humility and kindness that is inspirational and fatherlike. (01:01)
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Dalai Lama Says American Principles Are Stronger Than U.S. Weapons

The 14th Dalai Lama says U.S. weapons are powerful but not as powerful as American principles. (0:26)
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Non-Profit Chair Says China Has Will To Turn Green

Peggy Liu, Chairperson non-profit group the Joint U.S.-China Cooperation on Clean Energy, says Friday in a discussion at the Woodrow WIlson Center that China has the desire to turn green and would if it was given instructions for how to do so. (0:10)
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Non-Profit Chair Says China Must Be A Leader Of Sustainability

Peggy Liu, Chairperson of non-profit group the Joint U.S.-China Cooperation on Clean Energy, says Friday in a discussion at the Woodrow WIlson Center that because of China's large population, it must a sustainability leader in the world. (0:20)
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Industry Expert Says China Will Set Curve on Climate Change

Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Duke Energy David Mohler says Friday in a discussion at the Woodrow WIlson Center that China is developing so rapidly that it will be the trail blazer in technologies that deal with climate change. (0:17)
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Ohio Senator Says Waxman-Markey Needs Less Presidential Discretion

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D- Ohio) says the Waxman-Markey bill is a good starting ground, but the level of presidential discretion in the bill needs more work.

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