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China Wants a Deal but Washington Isn't Being Clear

Daniel Russel tells CNBC that United States and the international community should be focusing on the objectionable behavior of China, and not vilifying China with a broad brush.

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The United States and China—A Relationship Adrift

ASPI President Kevin Rudd looks at the challenge of how to build new rules around the U.S.-China relationship in this new era of strategic competition.
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Trump Has Caught the Attention of China Policymakers

ASPI President Kevin Rudd says the period of strategic engagement between the U.S. and China is yielding to a new period of strategic competition.
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The Rise of Authoritarian Capitalism

Kevin Rudd tells us that if history is any guide, it is not a foregone conclusion that democratic capitalism will somehow inevitably prevail in the West, let alone in the East.
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Global Trade Is Broken. Here Are Five Ways to Rebuild It.

Wendy Cutler says it’s time to develop a co-existence pact between the two very different systems at play in the U.S. and China.
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'China Has Some Tough Decisions to Make' says Former U.S. Trade Negotiator

Wendy Cutler tells us that China's not likely to make decisions that hurt China as much or more than they hurt the U.S.
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2018 Asia Contemporary Art Week

The 13th Asia Contemporary Art Week (ACAW), September 5–November 2, 2018
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Institutional Independence Policy 

The Asia Society Policy Institute has exclusive control over the content, conclusions, and management of all ASPI’s projects and programs. 
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Asia Abridged Podcast: Hearing From America's Undocumented Asians

As the United States debates immigration, two undocumented Asians tell their stories of what it’s like living with an uncertain future.
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Could Trade War Lead to the Real Thing?

Kevin Rudd suggests we light a candle for coming trade talks with China since we’ve routinely failed to see the tipping points between failed diplomacy and limited conflict and then more general war.
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'Let's Wait for Something Meaningful Before We Declare Progress' on the Korean Peninsula

Daniel Russel assesses progress on the Korean Peninsula since Kim Jong-un met with Donald Trump in Singapore in June.
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North Korea's Denuclearization was 'Wishful Thinking'

Daniel Russel writes that North Korea's delivery on promises made at the Singapore summit has been slow and deceptive.
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Asia’s New Pivot: Evolving Ties Between East and West Asia

ASPI initiative exploring the strategic implications of emerging ties between major countries in the Middle East and major countries in east, south, and southeast Asia.
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"Health in Asia" with Dr. Samuel So of the Stanford Asian Liver Center

Dr. Samuel So of Stanford's Asian Liver Center discusses the ramifications of hepatitis B and liver cancer in Asia.
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A Day in the Life of the Head of the Asia-Pacific Office

Dr. Norbert Riedel and Johannes Matyassy in late June shared their view on Europe's political approach towards China in an event hosted by Asia Society Switzerland. They both have extensive knowledge about the region since they served or have served as head of the Asia-Pacific offices in their respective countries.
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Was China's RIMPAC Exclusion an Opening Salvo or a Wasted Shot?

Lindsey Ford on China's exclusion from the world's largest multinational naval exercise.