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With a problem-solving mandate, the Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) tackles major policy challenges confronting the Asia-Pacific in security, prosperity, sustainability, and the development of common norms and values for the region. Learn more
Upcoming Events
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25 Sep 20182:15 - 3:30 p.m.A special invitation only event with the President of the Republic of Korea.
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25 Sep 20185 - 6 p.m.The Right Honorable K. P. Sharma Oli, Prime Minister of Nepal will deliver an address and discuss on the government's priorities -- both foreign and domestic under the relatively new constitution.
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26 Sep 20183 - 4 p.m.The United Arab Emirates' Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Anwar bin Mohammed Gargash, will discuss the evolving political and security challenges in the Middle East, and the country's engagement with its partners across Asia.
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26 Sep 20186:30 - 8 p.m.H.E. Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Singapore, will deliver an address and sit for a discussion with the Hon. Kevin Rudd, Asia Society Policy Institute President.
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27 Sep 20188 - 10 a.m.Following an address, the prime minister will share his insights with Kevin Rudd.
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Recent Commentary
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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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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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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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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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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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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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Anubhav Gupta tells us why it's an open secret in both Washington and New Delhi that Trump’s Indo-Pacific strategy was little more than a branding exercise.