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China, Food Security and Geopolitics

China, Food Security and Geopolitics

By Scott B. MacDonald
History suggests the CCP should be concerned.
Another ‘Quad’ Ministerial in Early October 2020: What Now?

Another ‘Quad’ Ministerial in Early October 2020: What Now?

By Ankit Panda
A new Suga administration in Japan will host the second-ever Quad ministerial.

It’s Time to Offer Washington Innovative Solutions for Dealing with China

It’s Time to Offer Washington Innovative Solutions for Dealing with China

By Bonnie Girard
As recent testimony to the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission demonstrates, there’s a need for specific, innovative policy suggestions regarding China. 

003 and More: An Update on China’s Aircraft Carriers

003 and More: An Update on China’s Aircraft Carriers

By Rick Joe
Over the past year, disparate elements of the Chinese Navy’s carrier development program have continued to progress and come together.

China Fires Back at US Over Environment, South China Sea

China Fires Back at US Over Environment, South China Sea

By Associated Press
The war of words comes amid disputes over trade, technology, Hong Kong and Taiwan, spying accusations and more that has driven the bilateral relationship to its lowest point in decades. 
Taiwan Charges Five Politicians With Bribery, Sparking Criticism of Weak Lobbying Laws

Taiwan Charges Five Politicians With Bribery, Sparking Criticism of Weak Lobbying Laws

By Nick Aspinwall
Four of the lawmakers are charged with allegedly taking bribes from a business magnate, highlighting a lack of effective regulations on lobbying in Taiwan.

What If Washington Had Supported Taiwanese Independence in the 1990s?

What If Washington Had Supported Taiwanese Independence in the 1990s?

By Robert Farley
This is not to say that taking a hard line on China would have been popular within the United States, politically possible, or even a good idea. But what if?
Hong Kong-Indonesian Couples Caught in the Middle Amid COVID-19 Travel Restrictions

Hong Kong-Indonesian Couples Caught in the Middle Amid COVID-19 Travel Restrictions

By Jason Hung
Plans for a travel bubble between Hong Kong and Indonesia have been put on hold, disappointing couples who have been left separated by closed borders.

Kim Jong Un Apologizes Over Shooting Death of South Korean

Kim Jong Un Apologizes Over Shooting Death of South Korean

By Associated Press
South Korean officials said the North Korean leader had issued a rare apology, likely to de-escalate tensions after the shocking incident.

Southeast Asia Caught Between the US and China

Southeast Asia Caught Between the US and China

By Ankit Panda
How do Southeast Asian countries view intensifying geopolitical competition between the United States and China in Asia?

China Is Signaling Its Desire to Improve Relations With the US. Is Anyone Listening?

China Is Signaling Its Desire to Improve Relations With the US. Is Anyone Listening?

By Aries Li
Chinese officials’ World War II commemorations hold an important message for the modern day China-U.S. relationship.
Role of Unification Ministry Questioned After South Korean Official Shot Dead by the North

Role of Unification Ministry Questioned After South Korean Official Shot Dead by the North

By Tae-jun Kang
The gruesome incident has raised old questions about the ministry's role and purpose.

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