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What a Republican-Controlled Senate Means for India
By Alyssa Ayres
The Modi government is likely to see a U.S. Congress engaged in India relations, with caveats.
A HASC Chairman for the Asian Century
By Zachary Keck
J. Randy Forbes is the best choice for the next Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee.
US Congress Takes Hard-Line Stance on China's Maritime Disputes
By Shannon Tiezzi
At a US congressional hearing, members denounced China's actions in disputed maritime regions.
The TPP's Not Dead Yet (But It's Close)
By Shannon Tiezzi
A group in Congress is trying to revive interest in TPP, but it might be too little, too late.
What Iran Really Learned from the Syrian Crisis
Congressional opposition to the US-Russian deal on Syria underscores the scale of Obama’s challenge on Iran.
US Lawmakers Call for Strategic Review of Pivot
Four members of Congress ask the White House for an interagency document on implementing the rebalance.
U.S. Eyes Bioterrorism Threat
As Congressional progress stalls, the U.S. moves to tackle the bioterrorism threat from Asia.
Congress’s Risky Chest-Thumping
A provision by House Republicans requiring the Obama administration to consider deploying tactical nuclear weapons to Asia was about sounding tough. It was also dangerous.
Congress’ Weak China Hand
The U.S. Congress can be a tough critic of Barack Obama’s China policy. But its done little to slow it.
Why U.S. Needs Airpower Diplomacy
Better use of the U.S. Air Force is the most cost-effective and flexible approach to boosting the American presence in the Asia-Pacific.
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