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"THE PARADIGM that has shaped thinking in Asia at a time of big-power geopolitics in recent years is often captured by the idea that countries in the region look to China for their economy and to the United States for their security. While that simplistic formulation never fully expressed reality, it is now being challenged as never before, as countries seek new ways to forge security co-operation in an increasingly uncertain environment. They are actively rethinking their relations with one another and with Beijing and Washington."

"To be sure, Donald Trump’s second term in the White House and the greater willingness of the US to use military force and coercive trade measures to pursue its policy objectives have cast a bright spotlight on Washington as a source of that uncertainty. But that is only part of the picture. Beijing is actively pursuing regional initiatives aimed at putting China in the driver’s seat of a new world order, and the gravitational pull of those initiatives is being felt to varying degrees across asia. At the same time, China’s more assertive — some would say hostile — actions and rhetoric toward countries such as Japan and the Philippines serve as a reminder that Trump isn’t the only one carrying a big stick."

"In Kuala Lumpur on April 28-29, Global Asia joined a workshop organized by the Asia-Pacific Leadership Network (APLN), with the support of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, to discuss the changing course of security co-operation in Asia. Leading academics, former diplomats and military leaders engaged in a lively and at times blunt exchange of views on the challenges that lie ahead. The nine essays in this cover package of Global Asia are some of the fruits of that exchange. For countries in Asia, the US-China rivalry isn’t a spectator sport. Leaders in the region are actively seeking to influence the outcome of the game, as these essays illustrate."

"In our In Focus section, we offer two sharply different visions on the state of the world order, with a self-confident China, on the one hand, and a US struggling to define its future in the face of sharpening political divides on the domestic front."

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