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How President Trump Lost the Indo-Pacific
By Brice Tseen Fu Lee and Juan Pablo Sims
Trump’s first term removed the United States from Southeast Asia’s economic future. His second is cutting it out of the region’s strategic present.
The Drone Swarm Paradox in the Taiwan Strait
By Aina Turillazzi and James Char
The pursuit of autonomous dominance may be less useful – and more escalatory – in a Taiwan Strait conflict than often assumed.
China-US Cooperation Could Halt the Next Middle East War
By Mathew Jie Sheng Yeo
Working with China will provide Trump with a politically viable path to back away from U.S. military involvement, all while addressing the nuclear issues of Iran.
Don’t Let the Indo-Pacific Slip Off NATO’s Radar
By Michael Schiffer
NATO leaders must also have the discipline to look beyond the immediate and engage with the Indo-Pacific.
Singapore Is a Vital Sounding Board for US China Policy
By Abhinav Seetharaman
There’s a reason why US diplomats tend to meet with the Singaporeans before talking with the Chinese.
Proponents of the ‘New Cold War’ Misread the Dangers of the Old One
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Michael Brenes.
Philippines, Japan, US Hold Second Round of Joint Coast Guard Exercises
By Sebastian Strangio
The drills, which will include simulated search and rescue exercise later this week, follow exercises that were held in the Philippines in June 2023.
Tariffs Put Extra Pressure on Workers in Both China and the US
By Li Qiang
Revitalizing U.S. manufacturing and improving ordinary Americans’ lives requires a structural solution. Raising global labor standards – including in China – is the answer.
Cutting International Exchange Programs: America First or a Gift to China?
By Nancy Snow
As we close doors on educational and cultural exchange programs from our historical top ranking, we will open doors to rivals and competitors like China.
The Pacific Islands: America’s Power Vacuum and China’s Offensive
By KAWASHIMA Shin
Time for other countries in the region to step up.
The Battle for TikTok Is at the Forefront of a Deeper Geopolitical Trend
By Shweta Singh
What started as a China-U.S. controversy over data privacy now has global implications for the future of the internet.
Collateral Damage: How Geopolitical Tensions Fuel Discrimination Against Chinese Americans
By Andrew Francis-Tan and Adam Y. Liu
A recent study explores how Americans’ views of the “China threat” influence ethnic discrimination in the U.S.
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