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America's War With Itself in Central Asia

Contradictory U.S. policies in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan are diminishing America's influence in a strategically crucial part of the world. more
China and the Korea Crisis

China views the Korea problem in part as a proxy for its relations with the US, says Asia Society Associate Fellow Charles Armstrong. more
A 'Guiding Light' for US-Indonesian Relations

Indonesia's Ambassador to the United States sees tremendous potential in President Obama's recent visit. more
In Burma, Opportunity for US

With Aung San Suu Kyi now free, the US should prepare for active engagement, argues AS Burma expert. more
Obama and India: New Alliance or Friendship of Convenience?

On the heels of Obama's first visit to India, experts parse his public remarks and their implications for US-India relations. more
Hillary Rodham Clinton: An Australian Conversation

In Melbourne, the US Secretary of State emphasizes "shared values" between America and Australia. more
Business the Focus of Obama India Visit

Audio slideshow: Asia Society Associate Fellow Mira Kamdar comments on the lead-up to Obama's first visit to India. more
Managing Expectations as Obama Heads to Asia

As President Obama sets off on a nine-day trip to Asia, experts weigh in on what may or many not be achieved. more
Deepening US-India Ties

Ahead of President Obama's visit to India, Asia Society President Vishakha Desai assesses the potential for partnership between the world's largest democracies. more
New Zealand and Samoa Strategically Important to US

Ambassador outlines three key objectives for the US in its engagement with New Zealand. more
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