Asia-Pacific Archive

This year’s Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization represented survivors of the U.S. atomic bombings.

The concept of hegemony is central to debates over the global order. The questions today are: Does the U.S. have it? Does China want it?

In recent years, the Southeast Asian regional bloc has lost a lot of the geopolitical influence it gained earlier this century.

A protest movement fueled by anti-Vietnam sentiment led Cambodia to withdraw from a regional trade agreement. It could be a harbinger.

The EU’s willingness to take so many risks by imposing tariffs on Chinese EVs highlights the broader shift in how the West is approaching global trade.

Ultra-hawkish hardliners on China used to be on the margins of the U.S. policy debate. They’re rapidly moving into the mainstream.

Volkswagen’s plant closures in Germany due to competition from China’s EVs highlight the ongoing political fallout from China’s rise.