Indo-Pacific

Kroenig featured in the Daily Signal’s reading list

By Atlantic Council

On January 3, Deputy Director of the Scowcroft CenterMatthew Kroenig was featured in the Daily Signal’s article featuring twenty-six books to read in 2021 as recommended by The Heritage Foundation and Heritage Action for America.

Friedlander in the National Interest on implications of the CAI

By Julia Friedlander

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Garlauskas on what to expect from Pyongyang during the Biden administration

By Atlantic Council

On December 30, 2020, The National Interest published an article by Asia Security Initiative non-resident senior fellow Markus Garlauskas entitled “Expect Missile Testing and Probing From North Korea, Not a Cry For Attention or Help.” The article recounts possible actions from North Korea as the United States goes through its presidential transition, stating that “North […]

Lipsky quoted in the Wall Street Journal on Sino-US relations during Biden’s administration

By Josh Lipsky

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Nooruddin in The Hindu: COVID-19 and limits of political accountability

By Atlantic Council

Borghard in Council on Foreign Relations: The SolarWinds compromise and the strategic challenge of the information and communications technology supply chain

By Atlantic Council

Erica argues in her article that a singular focus on China and global market share to address information and communications technology supply chain security risks missing other threat and that the US should take a risk-based approach to securing the supply chain. More about our expert

Culver in The National Interest: The strategic dilemma of Taiwan’s democracy

By Atlantic Council

On December 22, 2020, Global China Hub nonresident senior fellow John K. Culver published an article in The National Interest, “The Strategic Dilemma of Taiwan’s Democracy”. “Taiwan’s democratization arguably created a paradoxical dilemma for U.S. policy: Washington fully supports democracy on the island but cannot support Taiwan’s independence—unless it is prepared to risk its relationship with Beijing,” […]

Nooruddin quoted in The Christian Science Monitor: Why India’s protesting farmers aren’t going home

By Atlantic Council