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아시아소사이어티 정책연구소는 최근 남중국해 제해권을 둘러싼 충돌과 당사국들의 입장을 총정리하는 보고서를 발간했습니다. 본 보고서는 서로 상충되는 영유권 주장의 4개국 외에도 주변국인 인도네시아의 입장에 대한 검토가 포함하는 한편, 중국의 급부상과 강력한 물리력을 바탕으로 전개되는 베이징의 강력한 대외전략을 재조명합니다.
This year's ASEAN “summit season” will test the the strength of the union on China, Myanmar and COVID recovery, writes Asia Society Australia Executive Director of Policy Richard Maude.
The Indo-Pacific being home to significant global trading routes is not only of strategic importance to China. Once again it has become the focus of a global contest for power.
Watch the keynote by Sebastian Strangio, journalist and author on China in Southeast Asia and listen to the discussions on Cambodia and Laos with Sebastian and Indonesia, and Malaysia with Ben Bland of the Lowy Institute.
A new task force report argues that China is different than it used to be — and the Trump administration's approach to the U.S.-China relationship is flawed.
As long as the future of U.S.-China relations remain unclear, Japan's PM Shinzo Abe should work on improving China-Japan relations, says ASPI President Kevin Rudd.
Visiting the U.S. Naval Academy, Kevin Rudd asks 10 significant questions of policy makers in this new era of strategic competition between the U.S. and China.
Sebastian Strangio, journalist and author of In the Dragon's Shadow: Southeast Asia in the Chinese Century, gives a keynote presentation on China’s rise in Southeast Asia.
David Firestein discusses practical measures parties like the U.S. and China can take to avoid misinterpretation and escalation of contentious territorial disputes.
Daniel Russel, Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, speaks at Asia Society New York ahead of President Obama’s November 2015 trip to regional summits in the Philippines and in Malaysia.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Vietnam Pham Binh Minh explains how his country needs to balance its relationship with China and the U.S.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Vietnam Pham Binh Minh argues for how his country can contribute to greater stability in the Asia Pacific region.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns delivers the keynote address at a lunch marking the official launch of the Asia Society Policy Institute.
Dr. Marty Natalegawa responds to a question asking whether Indonesia can be seen as a democratic model for other Muslim-majority countries like Egypt and Tunisia.
Join the Asia Society Policy Institute for a discussion on the implications of the South China Sea dispute for Southeast Asia and possible policy options.
In this Oxford Debate we are debating what and if a strong Quad could mean for the security balance in the region – and for China in particular. With Cleo Paskal, Euan Graham, Pichamon Yeophantong and Bruno Maçaes
The conference begins with a keynote by Sebastian Strangio, journalist and author. Next we host two parallel breakout sessions on Cambodia and Laos with Sebastian and Indonesia, and Malaysia with Ben Bland of the Lowy Institute.
Ms Jakobson will share insights into China’s foreign and security policy, as well as the state of Australia-China ties in the wake of the International Court of Arbitration’s South China Sea Ruling
Join Asia Society as David Firestein explores the complex, longstanding territorial issues in the South China Sea and how the U.S. might approach resolution.
Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and Pacific Affairs Daniel Russel will deliver remarks and join in a discussion ahead of President Obama's official trip to Asia in a few weeks.