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 /  New York

Is 'Pax Americana' Coming to a Close in Asia?

NEW YORK, September 7, 2017 — Ian Buruma, editor of the New York Review of Books, argues that an American retreat from East Asia may be necessary to forge long-term peace in the region — even if such a departure would be chaotic at first. (3 min., 15 sec.)

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Current Affairs
 /  New York

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Arts
 /  Japan

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Policy
 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  Japan

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 /  New York

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 /  New York

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 /  Korea

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