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APEC Summit: Will It Matter for Northeast Asia?
By Clint Richards
The region’s shifting realities require more than handshakes and photo opportunities.
The Japan-China Defense Hotline’s Growing Importance
By Clint Richards
The Japan-U.S. defense guidelines update is necessitating dialogue in the East China Sea.
Japan’s Chances at APEC Summit
By Clint Richards
How successful will Abe be in meeting with his three big targets at the summit?
China Calls on Japan for ‘Deep Remorse’ Before APEC Summit
By Clint Richards
Plus ‘two plus two’ talks between the U.S. and South Korea. Northeast Asia regional links.
Stumbling Blocks to Japan-South Korea Ties
By Clint Richards
Low-level, non-vital issues continue to hold meaningful dialogue just out of reach.
Is Beijing Pushing for Japanese Concessions Before APEC?
By Clint Richards
Japan has put the ball in China’s court, and waits to see if Beijing will commit.
Northeast Asia Diplomacy: A Trilateral Way Forward?
By J. Berkshire Miller
A trilateral approach to China, Japan and South Korea relations may be able to do what bilateral negotiations cannot.
A Scottish Stone Tossed Into the Taiwan Strait
By Chen-Dong Tso
A Ma-Xi summit at the upcoming APEC Summit could help soothe cross-strait tensions.
Xi’s Mongolia Trip a Signal to China’s Neighbors
By Clint Richards
Beijing is attempting to improve regional relations in the run up to November’s APEC summit.
Yasukuni May Be Out, But Does a Meeting With Abe Help Xi?
By Clint Richards
Even if Abe doesn’t visit, Xi will have to decide how much a summit will cost him at home.
Xi, Abe Meeting at APEC Increasingly Likely
By Clint Richards
Secret meetings and government sources indicate Xi may be willing to meet with Abe in November.
Will Xi and Abe Meet at APEC in Beijing?
By Zhiqun Zhu
It is time for both leaders to begin repairing the battered relationship.
First Xi-Modi Meeting Sets Tone for China-India Relations
By Shannon Tiezzi
The first meeting between Xi Jinping and Narendra Modi continued to positive momentum in China-India relations.
Is a Meeting Between Ma Ying-jeou And Xi Jinping Possible?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Remarks by Taiwan's minister in charge of mainland affairs revive speculation about a potential Ma-Xi summit.
What China Thinks of the Shutdown
The Chinese media offers a mixed take, while China’s leaders see an opportunity.
Improving Democratic Governance in Asia
For international forums like APEC to be effective in resolving disputes, the region will need better governance.
China’s Foreign Policy Debates
Xi Jinping may have grabbed the APEC Summit limelight, but China still needs to resolve some foreign policy questions.
The Pivot Under Pressure
By David J. Karl
It’s not just the canceled trip. Other factors are limiting the ability of the U.S. to focus on the Asia-Pacific.
World Bank: Asia Still on Top
Asia remains the engine of global growth. Will it continue?
The Pivot Lives On, With or Without Obama
While unfortunate, Obama’s cancellation doesn’t spell the end of America’s Asia Pivot.
How Damaging Is the Cancellation of Obama’s Trip?
Some observers see it as a sign of waning American power in the region. Is that true?
Peeling Off Indonesia’s Veneer of Tolerance
Indonesia’s “dynamism and diversity” are clouded by growing violence and intolerance.
Kan Looks for Poll Gloom Cure
Naoto Kan takes up blogging in hopes of boosting his DPJ government’s sagging poll ratings.
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