Biden’s Half-Hearted Policy Towards Southeast Asia
In this Foreign Policy article, Derek Grossman highlights the lack of US trade deals with South East Asia and discusses how Biden has engaged with the region.
In this Foreign Policy article, Derek Grossman highlights the lack of US trade deals with South East Asia and discusses how Biden has engaged with the region.
This article analyses the US’s Indo-Pacific framework and Joe Biden’s strategy for the reason.
Published in the Foreign Affairs, Van Jackson examines the United States of America’s commitments and argues that the USA should not be aiming to lead the “free world” and instead look for ways to contribute in the Indian Ocean that offer complementarity without commitment.
Bridi Rice and Melissa Conley Tyler, writing for the Strategist outline the opportunities for the United States of America and Australia to cooperate to enhance security in the region.
This article discusses the Biden administration’s engagement with Southeast Asian leaders and the priorities in the region.
In his article for the Foreign Policy, Sumit Ganguly argues that despite the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Biden administration has not shifted focus to Europe, as evident from the new U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy.
Published in the Economist, this article analyses how the trilateral maritime alliance, AUKUS will reshape the Indo-Pacific’s strategic landscape.
Written by Anthony Galloway, this article analyses President Biden’s special focus on the climate crisis and the state of affairs regarding climate change in the Quad partners.
Alejendro Reyes of the Asia Global Institute explores President Biden’s approach to the Indo-Pacific and cautions that if the USA tries to contain China, there might be confrontation.
Published in the Diplomat, this article focuses on how President Biden must strengthen the regional order-defending agendas of its Indo-Pacific alliances.