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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.

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.

Testimony

article

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.

Palestine

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The Sources of Southeast Asian Discontent Over Gaza

Meghan Murphy examines Southeast Asia’s responses to the ongoing war in Gaza and the U.S. role in mitigating the global repercussions of the conflict.

Chinese moterbikes

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Why Beijing Is Worried About Chinese People’s ‘Well-being’

China’s leaders worry about how to keep society stable as more people struggle to manage the stress of daily life, writes G.A. Donovan in an op-ed for The Diplomat.

IMF Meeting

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World Bank-IMF Spring Meetings Send Signal to South Asia: Fix the Fundamentals

How are the region’s low-income economies navigating the intersection of climate vulnerability and crippling levels of debt? Meera Gopal answers in an op-ed for The Diplomat.

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The Future of U.S. and Chinese Aid Programs in the Global South

Daniel Russel and Blake Berger join the China Global South Podcast to discuss how U.S. and Chinese international development assistance are poised to change in the Trump era.

The Indian tricolour flag waving in the wind at the Wagah border near Amritsar in Punjab, India.

article

JD Vance Didn’t Just Visit India — He Sent Beijing a Message

According to Rishi Gupta, JD Vance’s first official visit to India carried both symbolic and strategic messaging in the U.S.’ s bid to diversify supply chains, reduce dependence on China, and strengthen partnerships.

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New Zealand Needs to Push Back on Protectionism

As small and medium-sized countries navigate their way through these uncertain times, they should focus on preserving the rules-based trading system that has served them so well, writes Jane Mellsop in an op-ed for NBR.

trump xi

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Senior Officials Must Push Trump, Xi to Negotiating Table

While both the U.S. and China technically remain open to negotiations, a roadmap for getting there does not appear to be under discussion, writes Wendy Cutler in an op-ed for fDi Intelligence, part of the FT.

Guards raise Taiwan's national flag

article

Trump Risks Pushing Europe Into China’s Arms

In recent years, the European Union and Taiwan have quietly, but meaningfully, deepened their ties, especially in trade and technology. Simona Grano argues that this progress could be undone — not by Beijing, but by Washington.

Dev as strategy

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Development As Strategy

This website offers expert views from stakeholders in Africa and Southeast Asia on U.S. and Chinese development engagement—what works, what doesn’t, and what they want from external partners.

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Development as Strategy: The U.S., China, and the Global South

This report by Daniel Russel and Blake Berger examines and compares the international development strategies of the United States and China in the Global South.

Trump and Modi

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Trump 2.0 And South Asia: How To Adapt To America First

Farwa Aamer argues that, instead of framing themselves as passive casualties of U.S.’ policy shifts, South Asian countries should position themselves as partners in advancing American objectives.

WC WITA

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Phase 2: The Art of the Deal with China

ASPI and WITA co-host a webinar on the U.S.-China Phase Two deal.

Luxury goods

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A Viral App Is Exposing the Limits of Tariffs

DHgate shows an export machine both powerful and fragile, writes Lizzi C. Lee in an op-ed for Foreign Policy.

PHILIPPINES-CHINA-MARITIME-FISHING

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The South China Sea and the Trump Factor

Andrew Chubb examines whether a transactional U.S. foreign policy leaves countries vulnerable to Chinese pressure in the South China Sea.

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