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What to Expect from Taliban Negotiations After Karzai Suspends Talks with the U.S.

June 19, 2013, Vanda Felbab-Brown
Nuclear Arms: Obama Visits Berlin—and Returns to Prague

June 19, 2013, Steven Pifer
Will Arming Syrian Rebels Lead to Disaster?

June 15, 2013, Bruce Riedel
The India-Pakistan Conundrum: Shooting for a Century

June 14, 2013
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Endgame: Challenges for the United States in Finalizing the TPP Negotiations

June 14, 2013, Mireya Solís
Strengthening U.S.-Taiwan Relations: A New Partnership for a New Age

June 13, 2013
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Fed Policy, Stock Markets and Japan

June 13, 2013, Douglas J. Elliott
The U.S. and China: A New Kind of Great Power Relationship?

June 12, 2013
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India Must Increase Focus on Education to Meet Opportunity of Economic Growth

June 11, 2013, Subir Gokarn
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U.S.-China Relations and America’s Alliances in Asia

June 11, 2013, Sheena Chestnut Greitens
Why Focus On Iran When It's North Korea That Has The Bomb?

June 10, 2013, Steven Pifer
Obama and Xi at Sunnylands: A Good Start

June 10, 2013, Richard C. Bush III
Where U.S.-China Relations Are Headed After the Xi-Obama Meetings

June 10, 2013, Cheng Li
Rebalancing the U.S. Military in Asia and the Pacific

June 9, 2013, Michael E. O'Hanlon
2013 U.S.-Islamic World Forum

June 9, 2013
Obama-Xi Summit: Four Reasons Africa Deserves Attention at the Talks

June 7, 2013, Vera Songwe, Yun Sun and Julius Agbor
What the U.S. government has done [regarding surveillance] is intrinsically different from what Chinese entities have done. The U.S. government has been acting out of a defensive position; the Chinese engage for a very different perspective, either for commercial secrets or for data mining an interest that China is interested in.
June 7, 2013, Yun Sun, McClatchy
The traditional flashpoints between the two countries, the currency issue and trade have diminished as flashpoints. The real opportunity here lies in the fact that China and the U.S. now have a commonality of interests.
June 7, 2013, Eswar Prasad, Bloomberg
U.S.-China Relations and the Obama-Xi Meetings

June 7, 2013, Cheng Li
An Insider's Guide to Obama and Xi's "Shirt-Sleeves Summit"

June 7, 2013, Jeffrey A. Bader
Obama and Xi Should Compare Notes on Political Reform and Domestic Challenges

June 7, 2013, Cheng Li and Ryan McElveen
Politics Demonizes, Culture Humanizes: Arts, Conflict and Security

June 6, 2013, Cynthia P. Schneider
The reality is that there is going to be a wave of money coming from China. It is becoming a richer country. Its households, its firms, its banks are all looking for investment opportunities abroad, and the U.S. still remains a very good place to invest.
June 6, 2013, Eswar Prasad, National Public Radio
Every bit of technical help, every bit of support that the U.S. can provide to the Chinese while they fight their internal domestic political battles, is going to be very important.
June 6, 2013, Eswar Prasad, McClatchy
China has subtly but very, very slightly shifted to the defensive on some of these economic issues. They want to make sure they don’t get left out, and I think the U.S. has, again very subtly, tried to maneuver a little bit around China by building stronger relationships with other countries in the Asian region.
June 6, 2013, Eswar Prasad, National Journal