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U.S. alliances in Asia

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The South Korea-Japan Trade Conflict: Cui Bono?

The South Korea-Japan Trade Conflict: Cui Bono?

By Sukjoon Yoon
South Korea, Japan, and the US are all damaged by the conflict. China, however, stands to gain.
Top US Asia Diplomat to Visit Japan, Philippines, South Korea, and Thailand in First Overseas Trip

Top US Asia Diplomat to Visit Japan, Philippines, South Korea, and Thailand in First Overseas Trip

By Ankit Panda
David R. Stilwell, the new U.S. assistant secretary for East Asia and the Pacific, is off to the region in his first trip.

The 2019 US Indo-Pacific Strategy Report: Who’s It For?

The 2019 US Indo-Pacific Strategy Report: Who’s It For?

By Ankit Panda
The new Indo-Pacific Strategy Report brings little new to the table.

How to Reinvigorate the US-Philippine Alliance

How to Reinvigorate the US-Philippine Alliance

By Jay L. Batongbacal
The time is ripe for both sides to modernize their longstanding partnership.

What Does the Signed Cost Sharing Agreement Mean for the US-South Korea Alliance?

What Does the Signed Cost Sharing Agreement Mean for the US-South Korea Alliance?

By Kyle Ferrier
Though a positive development, it's hard to see the new burden sharing agreement as anything more than a stopgap measure.
The Japan-South Korea Maritime Spat: Lessons Learned 

The Japan-South Korea Maritime Spat: Lessons Learned 

By Mark J. Valencia
The confrontation has implications for the rest of Asia, and the United States.

What a Midterm ‘Blue Wave’ in America Would Mean for Asia

What a Midterm ‘Blue Wave’ in America Would Mean for Asia

By Joshua Kurlantzick
What happens to U.S. Asia policy if Democrats retake the House and/or Senate?
Japan Must Do More to Support the US-Japan Alliance

Japan Must Do More to Support the US-Japan Alliance

By Richard Solomon
In uncertain times, Japan will have to invest more energy in a long-standing partnership.

What the New US Nuclear Posture Means for Northeast Asia

What the New US Nuclear Posture Means for Northeast Asia

By Masashi Murano
Changes in the 2018 U.S. Nuclear Posture Review could alter the strategic environment in East Asia.

US Allies Aren’t Buying Its New Strategies to Confront China

US Allies Aren’t Buying Its New Strategies to Confront China

By Bates Gill
China presents many challenges, but bluff, bluster, and empty rhetoric will be seen for exactly what it is.

What It Would Really Take for a US Preemptive Strike on North Korea

What It Would Really Take for a US Preemptive Strike on North Korea

By Yuki Tatsumi
The U.S. would need to coordinate closely with South Korea, Japan, and China before taking any military action.
Regional Security Architectures: Comparing Asia and Europe

Regional Security Architectures: Comparing Asia and Europe

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Anis Bajrektarevic.

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