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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then President Biden’s professed commitment to conduct a foreign policy that concentrates on advancing the interests of the nation’s working families and middle class pays a striking compliment to his predecessor. Donald Trump achieved an improbable victory in 2016 in no small measure by lambasting the foreign-policy establishment -- right and left -- for pursuing immigration and climate policies, trade deals, and military campaigns that harme...

“The Chinese Communist Party cannot be trusted with our most sensitive data and intellectual property,” he said in a Nov. 11 speech in Brazil, during which he referred to Huawei as “the backbone of the CCP surveillance state.” Mr. Krach argued that “free nations” needed to agree to coalesce around a “clean network” that excluded Huawei, because “our chain of security is only as strong as its weakest link.” Image During a visit to Brazil last November, Keith Krach, then the S...

Uniting democracies in defence of shared interests and values will be the cornerstone of US President Joe Biden’s foreign policy, showcased by his ambitious Summit for Democracy, to be held later this year. Biden wants the gathering to “bring together the world’s democracies to strengthen our democratic institutions, honestly confront nations that are backsliding, and forge a common agenda”. Critics have panned the idea, arguing the US needs to get its own house in order first and that ...

Posted : 2021-03-08 16:23 Updated : 2021-03-09 09:26 Jeong Eun-bo, left, Koreas chief negotiator in defense cost-sharing talks with the United States, and his U.S. counterpart Donna Welton hold the latest round of negotiations in Washington, D.C., Sunday. Courtesy of Ministry of Foreign Affairs By Kang Seung-woo Although Korea and the United States have finally closed a long-delayed defense cost-sharing deal hardly favorable to Korea, it is not just something Seoul can sit back and enjoy, acc...

The New ‘End of History’ If there is a political system that has emerged victorious from the coronavirus pandemic, it is Asian democratic technocracy. When Francis Fukuyama’s seminal essay The End of History? was published in 1989, there was a question mark at the end of the title—and rightly so. He was making a tentative hypothesis, not the strident assertion attributed to him in subsequent years. But the apparent stability of the conditions that prompted his inquiry justifiably lulle...

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Advertisement Trans-Pacific View author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts, policy practitioners, and strategic thinkers across the globe for their diverse insights into U.S. Asia policy. This conversation with James Andrew Lewis, senior vice president and director of the Strategic Technologies Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, is the 261st  in “The Trans-Pacific View Insight Series.” Assess the effectiveness of the Clean Network and 5G Clean Pa...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been central in federal cybersecurity policy for years, as an important non-regulatory body that convenes the private sector, works across agencies, and protects information sharing with and between the private sector. We expect DHS to increase its influence on federal procurement in the coming years, both as a network security advisor to most federal agencies and as a purchaser of ne...

News Feature | February 23, 2021 The Week in 5G: 2/23/2021 — Spectrum Allocation Woes in Malaysia and Spain; Dish + Amazon Deal Pending? Malaysia’s Communications and Multimedia Minister, Saifuddin Abdullah, announced in a recent interview that the Malaysian government will build 5G infrastructure itself, versus depending on private telecom carriers, reports Bloomberg. The report states companies like Telekom Malaysia Bhd. and Huawei Technologies Co. are likel...