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How Will Harris Influence IP Law in the Biden Administration?

How Will Harris Influence IP Law in the Biden Administration?

By Robert Farley
The incoming vice president’s Senate record suggests how the administration may tackle IP policy issues.
Is a China-ASEAN Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Likely in 2021?

Is a China-ASEAN Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Likely in 2021?

By Huynh Tam Sang
Things look promising for an expansion of ASEAN-China ties – but some formidable hurdles remain.

Biden’s Cabinet Picks Will Hold India-US Relations in Steady Course

Biden’s Cabinet Picks Will Hold India-US Relations in Steady Course

By Saba Sattar
A move away from “America First” stands to help deepen security relations between the two countries.

How Biden Can Navigate a New Era in South Korean Politics

How Biden Can Navigate a New Era in South Korean Politics

By Brian Kim
The future of U.S.-ROK relations depends on the United States understanding the priorities of South Korea’s now-dominant liberals.

After Trump, Can Australia Trust the United States?

After Trump, Can Australia Trust the United States?

By Grant Wyeth
Canberra long assumed it could work with any party in Washington – but is that still true after Trump?
Latest Phase of Intra-Afghan Peace Talks Off to Slow Start

Latest Phase of Intra-Afghan Peace Talks Off to Slow Start

By Catherine Putz
Agreeing on an agenda will prove a difficult task, with the Afghan government prioritizing a ceasefire and the Taliban a political arrangement. 

Iran Toughens Rhetoric as Biden Looks to Salvage Nuclear Talks

Iran Toughens Rhetoric as Biden Looks to Salvage Nuclear Talks

By Abhijnan Rej
The Biden administration will have to find a way to bring Iran back to the negotiating table. And Tehran knows that.
Will Congress Be a ‘Spoiler’ in Biden’s China Policy?

Will Congress Be a ‘Spoiler’ in Biden’s China Policy?

By Robert Sutter
Despite intense partisan frictions, on China policy in particular there is much room for consensus.

Want a Rules-Based Order for the Indo-Pacific? Start With Diego Garcia.

Want a Rules-Based Order for the Indo-Pacific? Start With Diego Garcia.

By Peter Harris
The U.S. pushing for the divesting of colonialism in the Chagos Archipelago would be a good place to begin.

The Capitol Siege and the Crisis of American Statecraft

The Capitol Siege and the Crisis of American Statecraft

By Sebastian Strangio
If Joe Biden wishes to renew global democracy, he would do best to start in his own backyard.

American Shame

American Shame

By Abhijnan Rej
The storming of the US Capitol on January 6 marks one of the darkest days in recent American history.
Biden’s Climate Dilemma: Whither Geopolitics?

Biden’s Climate Dilemma: Whither Geopolitics?

By Abhijnan Rej
China and United States should cooperate on global risks mitigation even if it means pushing geopolitics aside. But is that possible?

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