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This page displays all Asia Society Policy Institute (ASPI) publications. Reports and commentary related to ASPI’s policy dialogues and study projects are featured in reverse chronological order.

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Unpacking Chinese Views of Deterrence

How do Chinese military and political leaders view military deterrence? Read speeches, reports, and papers unpacking Chinese views of deterrence.

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Hong Kong's Financial Evolution: China's Bid to Shape Global Capital Flows

Read a summary report of a closed-door roundtable co-organized and co-chaired by the Center for China Analysis and Enodo Economics that discussed China's deepening financial integration with Hong Kong and its impact on global markets.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivers a speech during the opening of the second session of the 14th National People's Congress

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China’s Overlooked Premier Is Slowly Building up Power

In an op-ed for Foreign Policy and ChinaFile, Neil Thomas writes that Xi Jinping has turned over critical economic roles to Li Qiang.

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India's Critical Role in Safeguarding Undersea Cables

According to Dr. Arun Teja Polcumpally, India has the capability to maintain a regional consortium handling the maintenance and security for undersea cables.

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Singapore’s Ruling Party Wins, but the Opposition Is Here to Stay

Read Bryanna Entwistle's analysis of the Singaporean elections on May 3, 2025.

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Will Ultra-Long Bonds Help Beijing Capitalize Its “New Productive Forces”?

Christopher Vassallo and Wallace Mathai-Davis deduce whether ultra-long bonds can meet the steep capital demands of Beijing’s pivot to science- and technology-driven growth.

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Commentary: U.S. Shot Itself in the Foot With Decision to Revoke Chinese Student Visas

President Donald Trump’s administration misunderstands the cost-benefit analysis of having Chinese students in American universities, writes Meghan Murphy in an op-ed for Channel News Asia.

Open AI

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Defense or Diffusion? Open Source AI in U.S.-China Competition

Danny Russel and Emily Ratte unpack the national security stakes of open-source AI, and how China is playing the long game.

Wendy Cutler

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Truth in the Truce: Wendy Cutler Mulls if U.S.-China Trade Can Find Lasting Peace

In an interview with SCMP, Wendy Cutler touches on hot-button issues, from Trump’s executive orders to the likelihood of a lasting agreement with China.

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Dr. Kyung-wha Kang Meets with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China Liu Jianchao

Dr. Kyung-wha Kang meets with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Minister of the International Department of the Communist Party of China Liu Jianchao.

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Australians Vote for the Steady Center

Anthony Bubalo writes on the Australian Labor Party's return to victory and whats ahead for Australia.

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Vietnam’s Trade Talks With U.S. Could Be a Pathfinder for Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia's first country to press on with trade talks with the Trump administration finds potential opportunities ripe for the picking, write Shay Wester and Meghan Murphy in an op-ed for the Straits Times.

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China is Testing Trump in the South China Sea and the Region is Watching

The U.S. President’s commitment to America’s key Southeast Asian ally was not seriously tested in his first term – this time things are different, writes CCA Fellow Andrew Chubb in an op-ed for Channel News Asia.

APEC 2025

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APEC Trade Ministers’ Meeting: Pulled in Two Directions

Jane Mellsop previews what trade ministers will be discussing at the APEC Ministers Responsible for Trade meeting in Jeju, South Korea.

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Wendy Cutler Testifies Before Congress on National Economic Security and Advancing U.S. Interests Abroad

Wendy Cutler suggests reforms to the current U.S. Government structure to improve U.S. economic statecraft and implementation of the U.S. international economic agenda.

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Will China Lead on Global Climate Finance Within a Shifting World Order?

Kate Logan argues that China’s motivations for its climate finance actions at COP29 last year could unlock opportunities for greater ambition.

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