Asia and the Pacific





  • The Center for National Policy hosted New York Times chief Washington correspondent David Sanger for a discussion about his new book on President Obama's foreign policy "Confront and Conceal."

  • In 2012, elections in the United States and Taiwan, along with the leadership transition in the PRC will all take place in less than a year’s time. What are the prospects for continuity and change in the complex triangle that is the US-PRC-Taiwan relationship?

  • China's rapid expansion into new energy markets represents a critical international development at the nexus of politics, commerce, and security. CNP President, Scott Bates, Steve LeVine, Dr. Charles Ebinger and Carter Page discussed the geopolitical implications of China's global pursuit of energy sources.

  • The United States is in the process of "rebalancing" to Asia. To date, it has not published a military strategy in support of that balancing. CNP President, Scott Bates, Dr. T.X. Hammes and CDR Bryan McGrath (ret.) debated a suitable strategy that might sufficiently deter China, assure our allies, and ensure the ability to terminate a conflict on acceptable terms.

  • The United States is in the process of "rebalancing" to Asia. To date, it has not published a military strategy in support of that balancing. CNP President, Scott Bates, Dr. T.X. Hammes and CDR Bryan McGrath (ret.) debated a suitable strategy that might sufficiently deter China, assure our allies, and ensure the ability to terminate a conflict on acceptable terms.

  • CNP President Scott Bates and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Staff Member Atman Trivedi held an off-the-record roundtable discussion where Mr. Trivedi highlighted the findings from his recent staff trip to Indonesia and Malaysia.

  • The Obama Administration has placed the U.S.-India relationship at the forefront of its diplomatic priorities with regional stability and strategic balance as guiding principles. CNP President Scott Bates and former U.S. Ambassador to India, Timothy Roemer, discussed this evolving partnership.

  • The system of control appears to be loosening in Burma, with main opposition leaders entering the political fray. CNP President, Scott Bates and an expert panel discussed the prospects for democratic consolidation and human rights reform in Burma, as well as the concurrent implications for the region.

  • Over the past thirty years, China's economic growth has been unparalleled. Is China's economic growth unsustainable at its current pace? CNP President, Scott Bates and a panel of experts discussed whether China is undergoing a fundamental reassessment of its current economic platform.
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