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U.S. Asia policy

Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity Reaches Supply Chain Agreement

Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity Reaches Supply Chain Agreement

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
That IPEF member countries have come so far since the group's establishment a year ago suggests that there is a near unanimous view about supply chain vulnerabilities.

How the APEC San Francisco Summit Can Set the Tone for US Engagement in Asia

How the APEC San Francisco Summit Can Set the Tone for US Engagement in Asia

By Justin Kwan
The U.S. should focus on developing a roadmap for cooperation to enhance regional security, promoting people-to-people partnerships, and serving underrepresented communities in international trade. 
The Biden Administration’s National Security Strategy and Asia

The Biden Administration’s National Security Strategy and Asia

By Ankit Panda and Catherine Putz
How does the Biden administration’s National Security Strategy see Asia?

Derek Chollet on Shangri-La Dialogue and Deepening Indo-Pacific Partnerships

Derek Chollet on Shangri-La Dialogue and Deepening Indo-Pacific Partnerships

By Catherine Putz
Washington wants "to promote broad-based prosperity in the region," the State Department counselor told The Diplomat ahead of travels to the Indo-Pacific.

The US Pivot to Asia Was Dead on Arrival

The US Pivot to Asia Was Dead on Arrival

By Peter Birgbauer
Since its unveiling under the Obama administration, the U.S. “pivot” to Asia has constantly been derailed by emergencies elsewhere. The Ukraine war is just the latest example.

What the US Indo-Pacific Strategy Is Missing

What the US Indo-Pacific Strategy Is Missing

By Zenel Garcia
The Biden administration’s Indo-Pacific strategy rests on old assumptions that fail to account for the region’s dynamics and complexity.

Biden’s Asia Policy, 1 Year In

Biden’s Asia Policy, 1 Year In

By Danny Russel and Wendy Cutler
One year into the Biden administration, what should we make of its policy toward Asia and the Indo-Pacific?
America’s Militarist Drift in the Indo-Pacific

America’s Militarist Drift in the Indo-Pacific

By Van Jackson
The Biden administration has returned a sense of normalcy to Asia policy. Unfortunately, that includes continuing a military-first approach to Asia.

AUKUS’ Reception in the Indo-Pacific

AUKUS’ Reception in the Indo-Pacific

Shihoko Goto, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, and Susannah Patton discuss the implications of AUKUS for countries in the region.

What Does ‘Free and Open’ Really Mean for the Indo-Pacific?

What Does ‘Free and Open’ Really Mean for the Indo-Pacific?

By Ken Weisbrode
The phrase is often read as code for “U.S.-aligned,” but what does it really mean?

US High-Level Diplomat Visits Japan, South Korea, Mongolia

US High-Level Diplomat Visits Japan, South Korea, Mongolia

By Shannon Tiezzi
Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman is making the rounds in East Asia, with one notable omission from her itinerary.
Danny Russel on US Asia Policy Under Biden

Danny Russel on US Asia Policy Under Biden

By Shannon Tiezzi
The vice president of the Asia Society Policy Institute (and former assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs) on what we can glean from the administration's recent Asia outreach.

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