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The Quad Conducts Malabar Naval Exercise 

The Quad Conducts Malabar Naval Exercise 

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Australia is back for the second year in a row, underscoring the Quad’s deepening commitment to cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.
What Were the Main Outcomes of Kamala Harris’ Trip to Southeast Asia?

What Were the Main Outcomes of Kamala Harris’ Trip to Southeast Asia?

By Sebastian Strangio
The visit highlighted both the overlaps and the misalignments between the U.S. and Southeast Asian governments.

Like It or Not, the South Korea-US Alliance Is Changing

Like It or Not, the South Korea-US Alliance Is Changing

By Sukjoon Yoon
The ROK-U.S. alliance is at a time of transition, and a lot of changes will be required to maintain the strength and effectiveness of the alliance into the future.

Kamala Harris’ Southeast Asia Visit Shows Biden’s Southeast Asia Policy Still Lacks a Clear Roadmap

Kamala Harris’ Southeast Asia Visit Shows Biden’s Southeast Asia Policy Still Lacks a Clear Roadmap

By Xirui Li and Dingding Chen
The expansion of U.S. cooperation with Southeast Asia was a welcome step, but the question of long-term strategy remains.

US Navy, Marines Conclude Giant Two-Ocean Exercise

US Navy, Marines Conclude Giant Two-Ocean Exercise

By Steven Stashwick
Large Scale Exercise 2021 was a look at how the Navy might fight China and Russia at the same time.
Harris Says She Urged Vietnam to Free Political Dissidents

Harris Says She Urged Vietnam to Free Political Dissidents

By Alexandra Jaffe
Harris said she spoke with Vietnamese leaders in particular about the release of political dissidents.

Afghanistan’s Collapse: The View From Taiwan

Afghanistan’s Collapse: The View From Taiwan

By Brian Hioe
How are Taiwan’s various political players interpreting the U.S. withdrawal, and the subsequent fall of Kabul?
The ANZUS Treaty at 70

The ANZUS Treaty at 70

By Patricia O’Brien
As their alliance turns 70, Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S. now face different challenges from China.

Did Biden’s Taiwan Remarks Represent a US Policy Change?

Did Biden’s Taiwan Remarks Represent a US Policy Change?

By Gerrit van der Wees
“Strategic ambiguity” is not a policy; it is a tactic. The difference matters.

How the Abraham Accords Disrupted China-Israel Relations

How the Abraham Accords Disrupted China-Israel Relations

By Zsolt Csepregi
After the rapprochement, China’s investment momentum in Israel was overtaken by the Emiratis - just like the U.S. wanted.

US Special Envoy for North Korea Visits South Korea

US Special Envoy for North Korea Visits South Korea

By Mitch Shin
With diplomacy stalled, Sung Kim and Noh Kyu-duk discuss how to renew dialogues with their counterparts in Pyongyang. 
Can America’s Withdrawal From Afghanistan Help Its China Strategy?

Can America’s Withdrawal From Afghanistan Help Its China Strategy?

By Dingding Chen and You Wang
Despite the intention to refocus U.S. energy and attention on the Asia-Pacific, difficult questions remain as to the benefits for U.S. China policy.

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