The president's new hemispheric strategy revives interventionist logic while ignoring the region's urgent need for infrastructure and economic diversification
Leaders there, and the public, remain deeply wary of supporting American military operations beyond the peninsula — especially over Taiwan
The debate is on about the renewal of the Development Finance Corporation and whether to tie international partnerships to Great Power Competition
The brand new Japanese prime minister set off a firestorm by implying war with China if Beijing attacked Taiwan
By its absence, Washington cedes ground to China and Russia, which are eager to make inroads in the Global South
The state's ban on interactions with Chinese leaders is baseless and counterproductive
