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Market Conditions, China Restrictions Put the Squeeze on Bidenomics 

Market Conditions, China Restrictions Put the Squeeze on Bidenomics 

By Justin Fendos
The potent combination of dropping prices, reduced competitiveness, and access restrictions to China have hampered U.S. initiatives to boost manufacturing in industries like semiconductors and solar power.
The Weak China Debate in the 2024 US Elections

The Weak China Debate in the 2024 US Elections

By Robert Sutter
To the extent that there is a China debate, the focus has been largely misplaced.

Philippines to Host a US Visa Processing Center for up to 300 Afghans Resettling in America

Philippines to Host a US Visa Processing Center for up to 300 Afghans Resettling in America

By Jim Gomez
The Philippines will temporarily host Afghans stuck in the lengthy approval process for a special immigrant visa to the United States.

How Would a Harris Administration Deal With North Korea?

How Would a Harris Administration Deal With North Korea?

By Mitch Shin
If Harris wins the election in November, she is likely to continue the Biden administration’s approach to Pyongyang. That would be a mistake.

Will a Kamala Harris Administration Continue Biden’s Greater Clarity on Taiwan?

Will a Kamala Harris Administration Continue Biden’s Greater Clarity on Taiwan?

By Dean P. Chen
Biden’s vice president seems less enthusiastic about fully committing the United States to defend Taiwan. For that matter, so does her rival in the presidential race.
Why the US Could Regret Not Lifting Vietnam’s ‘Non-Market Economy’ Status

Why the US Could Regret Not Lifting Vietnam’s ‘Non-Market Economy’ Status

By Khang Vu
Hanoi hoped that its reclassification would help cement the two nation's new Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

The Potential Impact of a Second Trump Term on Inter-Korean Relations

The Potential Impact of a Second Trump Term on Inter-Korean Relations

By Jihoon Yu
Trump's unconventional diplomatic style could break deadlocks, but his unpredictable approach and possible sidelining of South Korea's strategic interests risks destabilizing the region, too. 
Building Resilient Critical Minerals Supply Chains for the Quad

Building Resilient Critical Minerals Supply Chains for the Quad

By Akshat Singh
To “China-proof” their critical minerals supply chains, Quad nations must improve intra-Quad partnerships, while solidifying trade with other countries.

As Kamala Harris Eyes US Presidency, Reaction in Her Mother’s Native India Is Muted But Tinged With Pride

As Kamala Harris Eyes US Presidency, Reaction in Her Mother’s Native India Is Muted But Tinged With Pride

By Krutika Pathi
Beyond a smattering of references, Harris hasn’t tapped her Indian identity heavily, and her policy portfolio has not focused on India.

Blinken Set to Visit 4 Southeast Asian Nations on Regional Tour

Blinken Set to Visit 4 Southeast Asian Nations on Regional Tour

By Sebastian Strangio
The U.S. secretary of state will begin the six-nation tour with a visit to Vietnam to attend the funeral of the late Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong.

How Will the Judicial Branch Impact the Future of TikTok and China-US Relations?

How Will the Judicial Branch Impact the Future of TikTok and China-US Relations?

By Jiachen Shi
The ramifications of the TikTok case on presidential authority resonate with a significant judicial landmark in China-U.S. relations from over four decades ago: 1978’s Goldwater v. Carter.
Self-exiled Chinese Billionaire Guo Wengui Convicted of Fraud in US Court

Self-exiled Chinese Billionaire Guo Wengui Convicted of Fraud in US Court

By Larry Neumeister
Guo won fame for his criticism of the CCP and links to prominent U.S. conservatives. Now he’s been convicted of a massive multiyear racketeering operation.

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