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The Case for a New North Korean Nuclear Deal

The Case for a New North Korean Nuclear Deal

By Iordanka Alexandrova
Mutual distrust has doomed past efforts to settle a deal between the U.S. and North Korea. 
Digital Trade Must be Central to Biden’s ‘Pivot to Asia’

Digital Trade Must be Central to Biden’s ‘Pivot to Asia’

By Linh Tong
Washington's current approach to Southeast Asia underestimates China's increasing lead in digital trade and technology.

The China-US Arms Trade Arms Race

The China-US Arms Trade Arms Race

By Jacob Parakilas
For all its military technology advances, China remains far behind the U.S. in arms exports. The example of Nigeria helps explain why.

People Fleeing Hong Kong Crackdown Get Temporary US Haven

People Fleeing Hong Kong Crackdown Get Temporary US Haven

By Ben Fox
The measure allows Hong Kongers currently residing in the U.S. to live and work in the country for 18 months.

Rhetoric Aside, America’s Asian Partners Are Giving Up on Their Own Defense

Rhetoric Aside, America’s Asian Partners Are Giving Up on Their Own Defense

By Justin Logan
When it comes to burden-sharing, banging the table doesn’t work -- doubt about the U.S. commitment does.
After Trump Interregnum, US, Indonesia Agree to Resume ‘Strategic Dialogue’

After Trump Interregnum, US, Indonesia Agree to Resume ‘Strategic Dialogue’

By Sebastian Strangio
The announcement marks a convergence of interests with the U.S., but that does not preclude strong economic ties with China.

The Biden Administration’s China Sanctions Dilemma

The Biden Administration’s China Sanctions Dilemma

By Jin Kai
Washington keeps adding new sanctions on China, despite a distinct lack of results.
China’s Rise, South China Sea, and Rules-Based International Order: A View From the Philippines

China’s Rise, South China Sea, and Rules-Based International Order: A View From the Philippines

By Jongsoo Lee
Jay L. Batongbacal, a professor at the University of the Philippines College of Law, on the South China Sea disputes and international law.

The Trouble With Washington’s ‘Rules-Based Order’ Gambit

The Trouble With Washington’s ‘Rules-Based Order’ Gambit

By Ben Scott
Improved U.S. compliance with international norms would greatly enhance U.S. defense of the rules-based international order.

Why Is Beijing Micromanaging Its Technology Sector?

Why Is Beijing Micromanaging Its Technology Sector?

By Robert Farley
Micromanaging a technology ecosystem is enormously complex and difficult, even for a bureaucracy the size of the Chinese government.

As Summits Loom, Biden Administration Bolsters Engagement With Southeast Asia

As Summits Loom, Biden Administration Bolsters Engagement With Southeast Asia

By Sebastian Strangio
While differences remain, Washington's current efforts will go some way to allaying Southeast Asian concerns about U.S. disengagement from the region.
The Living Legacy of the Flying Tigers

The Living Legacy of the Flying Tigers

By Samuel Hui
The history of the Flying Tigers is not only an inspirational story – it is the key to future Taiwan-U.S. security cooperation.

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