29 Jan 2021 The US Coast Guard and the Indo-Pacific: Straddling the Sweet Spot between Diplomacy and Lethality Ian Storey The United States has added the US Coast Guard to its South China Sea toolbox. This bodes well for regional security and the maritime rules-based order. China-U.S. Relations South China Sea U.S. U.S. Foreign Policy U.S. Pacific Fleet
27 Jan 2021 America, China and Southeast Asia: Where “Win Win” Can Become a Reality Liew Chin Tong If China and the United States play their cards right, the two powers can avoid a hot or cold war. This will be good news for the world, in particular Southeast Asia. China-U.S. Relations Chinese Foreign Policy Southeast Asia U.S. Foreign Policy
30 Nov 2020 Vietnam – US Relations Under the Biden Administration Le Hong Hiep Vietnamese should not pine over President Trump’s loss and fret over Joe Biden’s victory too much. U.S. Foreign Policy U.S.-Vietnam Relations Vietnam
25 Nov 2020 Mind the Gap: Biden’s Opportunity to Reengage Southeast Asia Zack Cooper The Biden administration will need to get both its words and actions right to rebuild trust in the USA in Southeast Asia. ASEAN Southeast Asia U.S. U.S. Foreign Policy
24 Nov 2020 Biden and Southeast Asia: When Foreign Policy Begins at Home Joseph Chinyong Liow President-elect Biden will restore a more traditional style of diplomacy to the United States, but domestic considerations will weigh heavily on American foreign policy – and Washington’s approach to Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia U.S. U.S. Foreign Policy
