Asia & the Pacific
Reports
2022
May
26
Past Event
Prospects and challenges for Taiwan in the years ahead
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Online Only
2022
May
25
Past Event
South Korea and the new geoeconomics of Asia
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Online only
2022
May
18
Past Event
South Korea’s role in the Indo-Pacific: Opportunities and challenges under the Yoon administration
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Mireya Solís
Director - Center for East Asia Policy Studies
Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Center for East Asia Policy Studies
Philip Knight Chair in Japan Studies
Tanvi Madan
Director - The India Project
Senior Fellow - Foreign Policy, Project on International Order and Strategy
The fact that Biden has kept engaged in diplomatic outreach with Asia, hosted the ASEAN summit and will visit South Korea and Japan and have the Quad leaders summit shows that the focus on the Indo-Pacific will remain.
The most valuable commodity in Washington is the president’s time, the more the administration demonstrates capacity to marshal tangible support for meeting the region’s key economic, health, and climate priorities, the more influence the U.S. will gain in the [Indo-Pacific] region.
2022
May
16
Past Event
Taiwan’s economy during a time of global uncertainty
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Washington, DC
2022
May
11
Past Event
The national security implications of anti-Asian racism
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Online Only
2022
May
4
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US-Japan relations in an era of economic statecraft
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Washington, DC