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U.S. alliances in the Asia-Pacific

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Trump's Post-Pivot Strategy

Trump's Post-Pivot Strategy

By Patrick M. Cronin
Trump's Indo-Pacific dream focuses on reciprocity, as well as economic and military security.
US Allies in the Age of Trump

US Allies in the Age of Trump

By Robert Dujarric
As Trump prepares to visit Asia, U.S. allies in the region are wondering how to best respond to his administration.

Sea Power: US Maritime Leadership in Asia 

Sea Power: US Maritime Leadership in Asia 

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Admiral James Stavridis.

Asia’s Minilateral Moment

Asia’s Minilateral Moment

By Tongfi Kim
With fear of U.S. abandonment on the rise, Asian states are looking to increase cooperation with each other.

Trump’s Mafia Diplomacy Rattles South Korea

Trump’s Mafia Diplomacy Rattles South Korea

By Mintaro Oba
Trump fundamentally misunderstands the function of U.S. alliances, but others are working to mitigate the damage.
China, Russia, and the Long ‘Unipolar Moment’ Revisited

China, Russia, and the Long ‘Unipolar Moment’ Revisited

By Nathan A. Sears
A year later, does the argument of reinforced U.S. hegemony hold up?

The Future of China-US Relations in the Trump Era

The Future of China-US Relations in the Trump Era

By Shen Dingli
How will the Trump administration influence US-China ties in the political, economic, and security spheres?
Trump and US Asia Policy: Why Intel Matters

Trump and US Asia Policy: Why Intel Matters

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Rodney Faraon.

Trump Wins: Implications for US Allies and Partners in Asia

Trump Wins: Implications for US Allies and Partners in Asia

By Yuki Tatsumi
U.S. allies will face new levels of uncertainty (and anxiety) under President Trump.

A Chinese Perspective on Obama's Asia Policy

A Chinese Perspective on Obama's Asia Policy

By Yuan Xunhui, Zhang Juan, and Shannon Tiezzi
An interview with Zhu Feng.

President Trump: The View From China

President Trump: The View From China

By Zhibo Qiu
Trump's overall policies are a mixed bag for China, but his stance on U.S. leadership opens doors for Beijing.
China, Russia, and the Long ‘Unipolar Moment'

China, Russia, and the Long ‘Unipolar Moment'

By Nathan A. Sears
How balancing failures are actually extending U.S. hegemony.

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