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Trump Goes to Asia: Everything You Need to Know

Trump Goes to Asia: Everything You Need to Know

By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
Donald Trump goes to Asia for the first time as president. What can we expect?
Is America Losing the Soft Power Contest in Southeast Asia?

Is America Losing the Soft Power Contest in Southeast Asia?

By Mark J. Valencia
The recent ASEAN meetings capped an alarming trend of eroding U.S. influence.

The US Needs ASEAN in Its New Asia Strategy

The US Needs ASEAN in Its New Asia Strategy

By Vannarith Chheang
The United States can ensure its relevance in Asia by strengthening ties with ASEAN.

What Does Southeast Asia Think About the Trump Presidency?

What Does Southeast Asia Think About the Trump Presidency?

By Catherine Putz
A recent survey depicts a dim view of U.S. regional engagement, and an opening for China.

How the Trump Administration Could Make Common Cause With ASEAN

How the Trump Administration Could Make Common Cause With ASEAN

By Thuc D. Pham
Trump needs a coherent U.S. policy toward ASEAN.
Regional Security Stakes In Southeast Asia

Regional Security Stakes In Southeast Asia

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Joseph Chinyong Liow.

Democracy and Human Rights Shouldn’t Take a Backseat in US Southeast Asia Policy

Democracy and Human Rights Shouldn’t Take a Backseat in US Southeast Asia Policy

By Michael Larkin and Hunter Marston
"As the world’s most powerful democracy, the United States can and should do more to support Southeast Asia’s democracies."
After Obama, What’s Next for ASEAN Centrality?

After Obama, What’s Next for ASEAN Centrality?

By David Han
Rather than relying on attention from the U.S., ASEAN members should work to maintain the bloc's relevance.

No ASEAN Consensus on the South China Sea

No ASEAN Consensus on the South China Sea

By Termsak Chalermpalanupap
Don't hold out too much hope for a unified stance at the upcoming ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting in Laos.

Why Southeast Asian Countries Avoid Tilting Too Far Toward the US

Why Southeast Asian Countries Avoid Tilting Too Far Toward the US

By Hunter Marston
Despite more U.S. engagement, Southeast Asian countries are getting better at hedging.

US Upgrades Economic Ties With ASEAN Amid China’s Growing Influence

US Upgrades Economic Ties With ASEAN Amid China’s Growing Influence

By Gong Ting
As China's influence rises, Washington is seeking to expand its own economic and trade ties in Southeast Asia.
The Significance of the US-ASEAN Sunnylands Summit

The Significance of the US-ASEAN Sunnylands Summit

By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
The Diplomat‘s Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran discuss the recent U.S.-ASEAN Summit.

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