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The China Challenge: Security and Military Developments
Abe Denmark Testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

The Asia Program partners with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty for Afpak File,
a new podcast.

In the News

/ Declassified on CNN

/ NPR

'Face-Saving,' Promises, and Propaganda: Jean H. Lee on the Inter-Korean Summit 乐鱼 体育

/ Omaha World-Herald

/ The New Yorker

/ Arab News

The Takeaway (WNYC)

The Washington Post

Taipei Times

/ FPRI

Events

Upcoming:

Pathways to Change: Pakistan Policy Symposium / October 17 & 18

Previous:

Japan's Leadership Role in the International Order: Global Expectations, Domestic Challenges / Audio Now Available

Fears of the Fourth Estate: Current Challenges for the Pakistani Press
Video Now Available

Dispatches Blog

Can the Indo-Pacific Open Doors for Taiwan? / Shihoko Goto

The Future of the Quad is in Southeast Asia / Abraham M. Denmark

The First Crisis for Pakistan's New Government / Michael Kugelman

'Farewell Reunions': Time is Running Out For Korea's Divided Families / Soojin Park

Recent Publications

The Quetta Experience: Attitudes and Values Within Pakistan's Army / David O. Smith

ASEAN's Role in a U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy / Prashanth Parameswaran

Program News

The Asia Program welcomed new fellows and scholars for fall 2018.
The incoming class includes:

Michael C. Davis
Professor of Law and International Affairs, Jindal Global University, Delhi, India

Katie Stallard-Blanchette
Foreign Correspondent, former head of Sky News' Asia Bureau

Toshihiro Nakayama
Professor, Faculty of Policy Management at Keio University;
Adjunct Fellow, Japan Institute of International Affairs

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