The report is the second in Cure4Cancer’s series on Advancing Global Health Equity, and it builds on the framework of the international collaboration and regulatory harmonization on cancer clinical trials.

To shed light on territorial disputes over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands, Andrew Chubb uses a newly compiled dataset of both Japanese and Chinese patterns of behavior from the origins of the dispute in the 1970s to the Xi era.

The report is a culmination of several expert-level climate action roundtables and distills key insights.

“Who Briefs Xi Jinping?” explains the nature and importance of Politburo study sessions, using a unique database to analyze changes in topics and briefers over time, plus case studies of the sessions focused on technology and foreign policy

“Both [military and nonmilitary] strategies serve Beijing’s ultimate goal to assume control of Taiwan against the will of the Taiwanese people,” writes Wu.

The interactive timeline not only chronicles the history of U.S.-China climate relations but also sheds light on the critical milestones that have advanced international climate initiatives.

Each month, Farwa Aamer, ASPI's Director of South Asia Initiatives, will dive into the region’s key policy developments to provide readers with an insightful look into a region that continues to make profound strides

The Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis has launched three new sections of its Decoding Chinese Politics interactive website: the Party Center; Ethnic Policy; and Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao.

The Asia Society Policy Institute’s Center for China Analysis (CCA) is pleased to announce the addition of two experts on Chinese economy and technology to its global network: Michael Hirson and Brendan Kelly.

The volume pairs ASPI experts with Asian co-authors to investigate what the region wants (and expects) from the next U.S. administration, through short high-level essays and interviews.