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Japan-South Korea Cooperation Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict Proves Benefits of Trilateral With US
Coordination on evacuations of their citizens from the Middle East is a seemingly small but symbolically significant step for Tokyo and Seoul....
By Evan Wright & Lt Col Jessica A. Guarini
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Indian Diplomacy: US Strategy in the Indo-Pacific
Discussion on the goals and strategies of the USA in the Indo-Pacific and the challenges in implementing them. Hosted by Dr. Sreeram Chaulia and featuring expert analysis by L...
By Lisa Curtis
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How India-China Powerplay In Indo-Pacific Puts U.S. In A Fix
Former White House Official Lisa Curtis and Professor Minxin Pei decode the impact of changing global equilibrium on India-U.S. relations. Lisa Curtis believes that Chinese ag...
By Lisa Curtis
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Holding the Line Against China’s Maritime Bullying: The Philippines Sets a New Standard
The Philippines’ bold actions provide a powerful example to other Southeast Asian nations on how they, too, can resist Chinese violations of their sovereignty and access to cr...
By Lisa Curtis
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Sharper: AUKUS
The AUKUS partnership among Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States began as an agreement to provide Australia access to nuclear-powered submarines and various de...
By Rebecca Wittner, Anna Pederson & Charles Horn
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Countering China's Maritime Grey Zone Activities
In this episode of ‘The Saltwater Strategists,’ the focus is on countering Chinese maritime grey zone activities in the Indo-Pacific. ANI Councillor Jen Parker and her guest ...
By Lisa Curtis
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Lisa Curtis on Amu TV
Host Sami Mahdi interviews Lisa Curtis about Afghanistan’s situation, the Doha agreement and other relevant matters. Watch the full interview and more with Amu TV....
By Lisa Curtis
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Domestic Politics Threaten Hard-Won Success in East Asia
As momentous and historic as the Camp David agreements were, this trilateral grouping is innately and structurally fragile...
By Dr. Duyeon Kim
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Why Aren’t the Presidential Candidates Debating China?
Underestimating the China risk is a longstanding American strategic error....
By David Feith & Gabriel Scheinmann
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Dr. Duyeon Kim and the Kim Jong Un-Putin summit
Dr. Duyeon Kim joins BBC News to discuss Kim Jong Un's visit to Russia to meet with Vladimir Putin, and the summit's implications for South Korean security. Watch the full in...
By Dr. Duyeon Kim
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The Power of India-South Korea Ties
One Indo-Pacific relationship that has been largely overlooked is that between South Korea and India. These two rising middle powers will increasingly help shape the economic,...
By Lisa Curtis
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To secure US-Japan-ROK gains from Camp David, bring South Korea to the Quad
On a warm August afternoon in Virginia, beneath a lush canopy of ash trees, President Joe Biden, Prime Minister Kishida Fumio, and President Yoon Suk Yeol convened to show the...
By Joshua Fitt
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The US marks 2 years since Afghanistan withdrawal
The US finished pulling out its forces from Afghanistan two years ago, not long after the Taliban retook the capital. The withdrawal was violent and chaotic. The World's Marco...
By Christopher D. Kolenda
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Sharper: Campaigning and the National Defense Strategy
The United States faces the unprecedented challenge of simultaneously deterring large-scale conventional aggression by two nuclear-armed powers while also managing other threa...
By Philip Sheers, Molly Campbell & Anna Pederson
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Dr. Duyeon Kim Discusses Camp David Summit
CNAS Adjunct Senior Fellow Dr. Duyeon Kim joined CNN's Newsroom to discuss the agreements between the U.S., South Korea, and Japan following the historic Camp David summit. W...
By Dr. Duyeon Kim
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China War strategy: Who is Neville Roy Singham?
Investigations have shown Beijing's covert influence-buying practices, including the use of third parties to buy influence around the world. Neville Roy Singham's name has com...
By Lisa Curtis
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Why the new alliance between the U.S., UK, and Australia is so important to Indo-Pacific security
AUKUS demonstrates that the United States and its allies are prepared to act in unison and break down the barriers to sharing the most advanced military technology to maintain...
By Lisa Curtis
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How Was Afghanistan Lost to the Taliban - Again?
After a 20-year war that cost the United States two trillion dollars and led to nearly 200,000 deaths, the Taliban are back in power - and offering safe haven to Al Qaeda once...
By Lisa Curtis
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A Failure to Plan: Examining the Biden Administration’s Preparation for the Afghanistan Withdrawal
Afghanistan, Iraq, and Vietnam. One failure is a horrible accident; two failures are a tragic coincidence; three failures are a disturbing trend that shows the U.S. government...
By Christopher D. Kolenda
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For North Korea, Defectors Don't Always Mean Leverage
North Korea is likely to milk the border crossing by a U.S. soldier for propaganda purposes but will probably not be able to gain political leverage, analysts and a former Nor...
By Joshua Fitt