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Easing China-US Tensions: Lessons From Nixon’s 1972 Trip

Easing China-US Tensions: Lessons From Nixon’s 1972 Trip

By Max Plithides
Modern thinkers widely misunderstand the contemporaneous significance of Nixon’s 1972 trip to China. That significance provides a blueprint for thawing the current tensions.
Biden Calls Xi as China-US Relationship Grows More Fraught

Biden Calls Xi as China-US Relationship Grows More Fraught

By Aamer Madhani and Joe McDonald
Biden initiated the call with Xi, the second between the two leaders since Biden took office, after lower-level exchanges proved unproductive.

South Korea’s Traffic Violence Epidemic

South Korea’s Traffic Violence Epidemic

By Sam Macdonald
Korean pedestrians die at a rate three times higher than the OECD average.

North Korea’s Unusual Military Parade

North Korea’s Unusual Military Parade

By Mitch Shin
Unlike previous military parades, North Korea did not unveil new advanced weapons this time.

What If Kono Taro Becomes Japan’s Next Prime Minister?

What If Kono Taro Becomes Japan’s Next Prime Minister?

By Daisuke Akimoto
The spirit of the Kono Statement will be welcomed by Beijing and Seoul - if Kono Taro truly intends to follow in his father's footsteps.
Banished Soviet-Koreans Helped Build North Korea

Banished Soviet-Koreans Helped Build North Korea

By Jason Bartlett
Pyongyang touts its reclusive nature as an act of national pride free from foreign influence, but outsiders helped establish the state. 

Chinese Foreign Minister Begins 3-Nation Tour of Southeast Asia

Chinese Foreign Minister Begins 3-Nation Tour of Southeast Asia

By Sebastian Strangio
The visit will include stops in Vietnam and Singapore, which recently hosted U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris.
The Politics of Taiwan’s COVID-19 Response

The Politics of Taiwan’s COVID-19 Response

By Brian Hioe
Taiwan's first real COVID-19 outbreak engendered fierce political debates between the DPP and the KMT.

The Real Cause of China’s Alibaba Crackdown

The Real Cause of China’s Alibaba Crackdown

By Canghao Chen
Political intrigue? Personal grudges? There's a more basic cause for Alibaba's ill fortune: The company threatens China's monetary authority.

The Worsening Plight of North Korean Soldiers

The Worsening Plight of North Korean Soldiers

By Gabriela Bernal
Soldiers are going beyond robbing homes and are now even targeting food storage facilities run by government agencies

Japan’s Prime Minister Hopefuls Outline Different Visions

Japan’s Prime Minister Hopefuls Outline Different Visions

By Mari Yamaguchi
The LDP presidential race – which will determine the country’s next leader – is shaping up.
The Biden Administration and US-China Relations in 2021

The Biden Administration and US-China Relations in 2021

By Ankit Panda
Are U.S.-China relations set to deteriorate further?

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