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U.S. Pivot to Asia
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Why Obama's Asia Tour Is Bad News for China
By Shannon Tiezzi
Obama's trip to Asia will increase perceptions in Beijing that the U.S. seeks to contain China's rise.
The Risks of Asia-Pacific Multilateralism
By John H.S. Åberg and Nathan W. Novak
Those who would call for U.S.-led multilateral institutions in Asia need to consider the potential pitfalls.
What Flight MH370 Tells Us About the US in Asia
By Yang Hengjun
In the wake of a terrible tragedy, the U.S. is proving why it is indispensable to the Asia-Pacific region.
Beijing and Washington’s Defense Budgets: A Tale of Two Cities
By Shannon Tiezzi
Recently released defense budgets by China and the U.S. reveal different approaches but similar goals in Asia.
Indonesia’s South China Sea Options
By Clint Richards
Indonesia has the potential to defend its maritime interests, but for now it will need a partner.
U.S. Policy for the South China Sea
By Zachary Keck and Ankit Panda
The Diplomat's Zachary Keck and Ankit Panda discuss recent U.S. comments on the South China Sea, and much more.
The Weakest Link: How China Seeks to Destabilize the US-ROK-Japan Triangle
By Jin Kai
China believes it can drive a wedge in the U.S. alliance structure by expanding its ties with South Korea.
Has Obama Abandoned the Pivot to Asia?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Obama's 2014 State of the Union address implies that the Asia-Pacific is not a priority for his administration.
Biden's China Visit: A Failure to Communicate
By Shannon Tiezzi
Joe Biden and Xi Jinping are talking, but are they actually saying anything?
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