Six years after the nonprofit corporation first reviewed the prospects for war between China and the U.S., it looked again at the issue in a report titled "Conflict with China Revisited" and felt less confident today that a Chinese-U.S. military clash will not take place in the future.Citing China's increased political, economic, and military capabilities, the report identified six sources of potential conflict between the two world powers -- North Korea, the South China Sea, Taiwan, cyberspace, Japan, and India.
Six years after the nonprofit corporation first reviewed the prospects for war between China and the U.S., it looked again at the issue in a report titled "Conflict with China Revisited" and felt less confident today that a Chinese-U.S. military clash will not take place in the future.Citing China's increased political, economic, and military capabilities, the report identified six sources of potential conflict between the two world powers -- North Korea, the South China Sea, Taiwan, cyberspace, Japan, and India.
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