East Asia Summit

The Chinese media offers a mixed take, while China’s leaders see an opportunity.

Xi Jinping may have grabbed the APEC Summit limelight, but China still needs to resolve some foreign policy questions.

India’s PM Singh appeared to side with ASEAN against China at the East Asian Summit.

Haze, integration and disarmament were among the hot topics of this year’s summit.

It’s not just the canceled trip. Other factors are limiting the ability of the U.S. to focus on the Asia-Pacific.

Some observers see it as a sign of waning American power in the region. Is that true?

The regional body will need to work hard, if it is to maintain its position at the center of Asia-Pacific power relations.

At least when measured by the time senior U.S. officials are spending in Asia, the pivot is real.

The ASEAN and East Asia summits ended with little progress having been made on the bloc’s most contentious issues.

While PM Harper has made engaging Asia a priority, Canada needs added substance to its regional diplomacy.

A new report urges the Harper government to transform Canada’s economic engagement into a comprehensive approach.

China’s worldview seems to be focusing more and more on competition with America, at its own expense, argues Michael Auslin.