July 18, 2014

The Alliance: Toward a Stronger U.S.-Japan Partnership

By: The Project 2049 Institute | For the first time in the history of our nation, the Asia-Pacific is more important for the United States than […]
June 27, 2014

Roots of Turmoil in Xinjiang: The Socioeconomic Divide between Uyghurs and Han Chinese

By Liana Tai | The Second Central Work Forum on Xinjiang (East Turkestan) was held in May of this year, amidst a surge in protest and […]
June 5, 2014

China’s Relations with Taiwan and North Korea

113th Congress | U.S. House of Representatives | U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission | Ian Easton testified before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission […]
May 27, 2014

South Korea-China Relations: Limits of the “Strategic Cooperative Partnership”

By Samuel Mun | Over the past two decades, the Republic of Korea (ROK) and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have developed a “strategic cooperative […]
May 6, 2014

America’s Allies and Nuclear Arms: Assessing the Geopolitics of Nonproliferation in Asia

By: Robert Zarate While U.S. policymakers and lawmakers sometimes deeply disagree on precisely how to stop hostile states from getting nuclear weapons, they generally agree on […]
April 18, 2014

Washington Should Highlight US-Taiwan Engagement Efforts

By Sabrina Tsai | Quiet Engagement In Washington, government-to-government, military-to-military, and people-to-people interactions with the Republic of China (ROC; or Taiwan) have been relatively quiet due […]
March 10, 2014

5 Faulty Assumptions About Taiwan

By Dan Blumenthal | The government-to-government talks between Wang Yu-chi, head of Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council, and Zhang Zhijun, head of China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, are […]
March 6, 2014

Taiwan’s China Policy: Struggles and Opportunities in Cross-party Cooperation

By Lauren Duffy | Last month we witnessed unprecedented government-to-government talks between leaders of the Taiwan Affairs Office (TAO) and the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) in Nanjing. More […]
March 4, 2014

“Destined to Cooperate”: Japan-ROK Naval Cooperation and its Implications for U.S. Strategic Interests in Northeast Asia

By: Samuel J. Mun | The Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) and Japanese Maritime Self Defense Forces (JMSDF) are “destined to cooperate” in an increasingly competitive […]
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