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With Taiwan in Mind, China Observes Attack Helicopter Operations in Ukraine

With Taiwan in Mind, China Observes Attack Helicopter Operations in Ukraine

By Lyle Goldstein and Nathan Waechter
China has invested heavily in a large force of modern military helicopters, so its military strategists are watching closely as Russia's helicopter fleet takes massive damage.
Australia Trade Minister Seeks to Mend Ties on Visit to China

Australia Trade Minister Seeks to Mend Ties on Visit to China

By Associated Press
China recently resumed imports of Australian coal, cotton, and copper, and Minister Don Farrell has said he would push for a review of tariffs on Australian barley.

How the US Air Force Is Preparing to Fight Under Bombardment in the Pacific 

How the US Air Force Is Preparing to Fight Under Bombardment in the Pacific 

By A. B. Abrams
The U.S. Air Force has made a wide range of complementary investments to increase the survivability of its military facilities across East Asia.

China’s Audacious Bid for Its Vision of a Multipolar World 

China’s Audacious Bid for Its Vision of a Multipolar World 

By Tianyi Wu
Beijing wants to charm Europe and the Global South away from the United States. What is – or is not – working, and what is Beijing’s next move?

Leaders of Japan, South Korea to Visit Memorial to Korean Victims of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing

Leaders of Japan, South Korea to Visit Memorial to Korean Victims of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing

By Takahashi Kosuke
A visit by Kishida and Yoon to the Monument in Memory of the Korean Victims of the A-bomb will mark a watershed in the historic reconciliation between the two nations.
The Trouble With Taiwan’s Diplomatic Allies

The Trouble With Taiwan’s Diplomatic Allies

By Ross Feingold
All too often, Taiwan looks the other way as its formal partners commit human rights abuses.

Momentum Building in the Japan-South Korea Partnership 

Momentum Building in the Japan-South Korea Partnership 

By Kyoko Imai
Asia’s two leading democracies have no choice but to put their historical differences aside. That’s clear from recent engagement between Kishida and Yoon. 
Managing the G7 Hiroshima Summit

Managing the G7 Hiroshima Summit

By KAWASHIMA Shin
Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio faces a challenging task.

China, US Break Diplomatic Deadlock

China, US Break Diplomatic Deadlock

By Shannon Tiezzi
A meeting between Jake Sullivan and Wang Yi is the highest-ranking exchange since the balloon crisis in February.

Taiwan’s Future in Latin America

Taiwan’s Future in Latin America

Patricio Giusto, Julieta Heduvan, and Brian Hioe discuss the future of Taiwan's diplomatic recognition in Latin America.

Linking Together Asia’s Digital Future

Linking Together Asia’s Digital Future

By Grace Yuehan Wang
Digital connectivity promises to be a driving force behind Asian growth, particularly in Southeast Asia.
The US and Japan as G7 Champions of Health and Democracy

The US and Japan as G7 Champions of Health and Democracy

By Kazuyo Kato and Mark P. Lagon
Washington and Tokyo can contribute conclusively to global governance in the service of peace, prosperity, and pluralism.

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