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APEC Summit
VP Harris Assures Asian Leaders US Is ‘Here to Stay’
By Krutika Pathi
Asian countries have long worried about U.S. economic commitment to the region.
Southeast Asian Summits Open Under the Shadow of Ukraine, Myanmar
By Sebastian Strangio
The ASEAN, G-20, and APEC summits will take place in a climate of global tension and growing strategic polarization.
President Biden Confirmed for Summits in Cambodia, Indonesia
By Sebastian Strangio
Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris will represent the U.S. at the upcoming APEC Summit in Bangkok.
Shankaran Nambiar on Asian Integration in the Age of Trump
By Prashanth Parameswaran
What to watch for when APEC leaders gather in Port Moresby.
Can China and the US Work Together on Counterterrorism?
By Kevin Peters
Recent events may be making Beijing more open to working with the U.S. on the fight against international terrorism.
Why Russia and Japan Are Making Nice
By Ricky Hough
The two countries have economic and strategic interests in developing relations.
Australia and Great Power Cyber Strategy after APEC
By Simon Hansen
It is time to develop a more meaningful cybersecurity dialogue between Australia and China.
China’s Hearts-and-Minds Policy in Taiwan
By Emily S Chen
A low-pressure policy to expand cross-Strait ties may be China’s only choice for unification.
After APEC, Whither the Trans-Pacific Partnership?
By Elliot Waldman
With the U.S. and Japan nearing a deal and Republicans in control of Congress, could 2015 be the TPP’s year?
Abe’s Humiliation in Beijing
By Aurelia George Mulgan
The atmospherics of his meeting with Xi suggest there is little cause for optimism in bilateral relations.
Obama’s Big China Win at APEC: Not What You Think
By Elizabeth C. Economy
The climate deal was not insignificant, but it is not the real takeaway from APEC.
Beijing Smog: The Day After ‘APEC Blue’
By Stella Ran Zheng
Beijing understands short-term fixes, but a permanent solution to its pollution problem is a much tougher challenge.
How an Election Gives Abe the Upper-Hand on Collective Self-Defense
By Clint Richards
A December election would be an Abenomics referendum, and an open door to a stronger military.
A New Vocabulary for Engagement in US-China Relations?
By Robert Williams
The rhetoric of the recent Fourth Plenum could offer a guide to a new model of bilateral relations.
Elite Talk: Alan Bollard on APEC, FTAAP
By Li Zhenyu
As the APEC meetings begin, APEC Secretariat Executive Director joins the Elite Talk show.
A New Model for China-US Relations?
By Wei Zongyou
Both countries should do more to alleviate suspicion and defuse tensions.
China Pollution: Blue Skies Over Beijing
By Barclay Bram Shoemaker
As the government clears the air for the APEC Summit, there are glimmers of hope for a less polluted future.
How to Measure the Success of Obama’s Trip to Asia
By Jared Genser
The U.S. president has the opportunity to score a number of economic and human-rights legacy achievements.
Obama in Asia: Rebalancing the Pivot
By Reid Lidow
During his visit to Asia, the president has the opportunity to revive a floundering policy.
Japan and China Get to Yes on an Abe-Xi Summit
By Sheila A. Smith
After much speculation it appears that the two sides have found sufficient common ground to meet.
US-China Relations: Attitude and Attitudes
By Jonathan Macha
Obama’s second trip to China is a good opportunity to set a new course in bilateral relations.
Defining a ‘New Type of Major Power Relations’
By Dingding Chen
Heading into the APEC Summit, the U.S. and China may need to narrow their interpretation of the concept.
Pollution Worries Dominate China’s APEC Run-Up
By Clint Richards
Press roundup of issues in the days before Beijing’s Leaders’ Summit next week.
The New Silk Road: China's Marshall Plan?
By Shannon Tiezzi
China's plan for massive investments along the New Silk Road and Maritime Silk Road is a bid for diplomatic clout.
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