FOIP

A look at the regional grouping’s first articulation of its response to the Indo-Pacific concept, and the outlook for its future development.

The dynamics at play at Asia’s premier security summit only reinforced existing regional worries that the divisions between Washington and Beijing are set to endure.

While the much-anticipated report is a notable development for US Asia policy and offers much promise, there remain uncertainties about how rhetoric will translate into reality.

A closer look at the dynamics behind the subregion’s continued management of the opportunities and challenges within the evolving initiative.  

While joint activities between regional states are no doubt significant, they need to be kept in perspective relative to broader trends.

Further developing the governance pillar of U.S. Asia strategy will require managing a mix of opportunities and challenges.

A closer look at the current status and future prospects of one of Taiwan’s flagship foreign policy initiatives.

How does South Korea fit into FOIP, and how would Seoul like to see the concept evolve?

Despite some ongoing adjustments, the key regional challenge for the Quad is addressing a lingering perceptions gap in some quarters.

Tokyo remains highly engaged among Pacific Island states, and shares some of their concerns about China.

It's time to stop debating “free and open Indo-Pacific” rhetoric, and focus on the action required to move FOIP forward.

The administration needs to address key challenges to make its new strategic approach succeed.