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Americans see a range of problems in U.S.-China relations--some with good reason, others less so.

The U.S. has been lobbying Asian nations to persuade them to reject China's Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

Minimum credible deterrence in South Asia, India-Japan relations, and Chinese parts in the F-35. Mid-week links.

The Diplomat presents its weekly list of happenings in the Asia-Pacific. Get the scoop on what’s ahead this week.

Who do you think will win America’s Presidential contest tomorrow? Share your thoughts…

U.S. forces are drawing down in Afghanistan and concluding the longest war in its history. Why is such an important issue being forgotten?

While in China, U.S. Secretary of State Clinton dares to ask what may be the 21st century’s toughest question.

In Beijing and Washington, election politics are creating lots of tough talk.

If the U.S. wants to successfully ‘pivot’ to Asia, the Obama Administration needs a more consistent approach.

While no doubt painful for Tehran, U.S. sanctions are riddled with exemptions and may be in place mostly to sideline hawks, writes Robert Dreyfus.