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Hank Paulson on Why China and U.S. Can't Easily Be 'Decoupled'

"In its effort to isolate China, the United States risks isolating itself."

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Belt and Road Initiative – Separating Myth from Fact
02 Apr 2019
2 - 5 p.m.
The Deccan: An Untold History
20 Nov 2018
4:30 - 8 p.m.
Past Events
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Hank Paulson on a U.S.-China 'Economic Iron Curtain'

"We have diverging interests, on many issues where the United States and China should agree."
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The United States and China at a Crossroads

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on the U.S. and China at a Crossroads
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The China Standard 

China is no longer a country content with its current circumstances, ASPI President Kevin Rudd tells Japan's Asahi Shimbun.
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China’s Economic Reforms Cannot, Should Not Stop

China’s Economic Reforms Cannot, Should Not Stop, ASPI President Kevin Rudd writes in Caixin.
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U.S.-China Military Conflict an “Increasing Risk”

As long as the future of U.S.-China relations remain unclear, Japan's PM Shinzo Abe should work on improving China-Japan relations, says ASPI President Kevin Rudd.
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Keeping Up with the Allies

Trump's position on the Korean Peninsula could leave the U.S. sitting on the sidelines while its allies run all the plays, writes ASPI's Lindsey Ford.
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The Asia Summits and the U.S. Midterm Elections (Complete)

Former ambassador Kristie Kenney and Asia Society Policy Institute's Daniel Russel discuss a variety of issues related to U.S.-Asia relations at this edition of Asia Briefing.
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Xi Wants a 'Changing' China, Not Status Quo

Understanding Xi Jinping's worldview—that China expects change—is a part of understanding how the rest of the region, and how the rest of the West, including the U.S., deals with China in the future, says ASPI President Kevin Rudd.
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Xi Jinping's Speech Was a Missed Opportunity

Washington and Beijing owe their companies and their workers a return to the negotiating table, says ASPI VP Wendy Cutler.
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Trade War—Will China Concede or Double Down?

Kevin Rudd, President of ASPI, told the Business Class podcast that “2018 is a watershed for U.S.-China relations.” In his view, both Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are leading their countries away from the 40-year-old policies that both countries have followed since the time of Deng Xiaoping and Richard Nixon.
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How Does Xi Jinping Construct his Worldview?

The Sinica Podcast's Kaiser Kuo speaks with Kevin Rudd, President of the Asia Society Policy Institute, about how Xi Jinping constructs his worldview, elaborating on the extent to which the Chinese government’s worldview has changed, the current direction of that worldview, and how much of that can be traced to Xi Jinping and domestic political maneuvering.  
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«Things Will Never Be the Way They Were»

Melissa Guzy – Managing Partner and Co-Founder of Arbor Ventures – joined Asia Society Switzerland on October 15 and introduced the Asian FinTech scene to an interested audience. In this interview, she gives her personal view on changing working environments in Asia, how the FinTech scene changes the whole financial sector, and why women in leading positions are better represented in Asia than in the U.S. and Europe.
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Asia Society Japan Opens With Special Discussions on Future of the Asia Pacific

Asia Society celebrates the official opening of its Tokyo-based Japan Center with a reception and timely discussions.
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Danny Russel on the Rebalancing and Decoupling

ASPI VP Danny Russel on the Trans-Pacific Partnership; Internet freedom; China’s “illiberal turn”; espionage and intellectual property theft; the AIIB; and the current state of the U.S.-China relationship.
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Mixed Messages for Japan in Trump's NAFTA Revamp

Wendy Cutler writes that Tokyo will worry about U.S. right to veto pacts with non-market economies, such as China.