Volume 2, Issue 3

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July - September 2000 · Published: Oct 2000

Regional Overview

July — September 2000

Multilateralism Sputters Along, as North Korea Continues to Grab the Spotlight

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Attached Chronology: Regional Chronology, July – September 2000
By Ralph A. Cossa

Regional Overview

July — September 2000

Multilateralism Sputters Along, as North Korea Continues to Grab the Spotlight

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Attached Chronology: Regional Chronology, July – September 2000
By Ralph A. Cossa

US - Japan

July — September 2000

Small but Important Steps

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Attached Chronology: US - Japan Relations, July – September 2000
By Michael J. Green

US - China

July — September 2000

Clinton and Jiang Hail PNTR passage, but Agree on Little Else

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Attached Chronology: US - China Relations, July – September 2000
By Bonnie S. Glaser

US - Korea

July — September 2000

Military Ties Remain Vital despite North-South Thaw

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Attached Chronology: US - Korea Relations, July – September 2000
By Stephen Noerper

US - Russia

July — September 2000

The Perils of Putin

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Attached Chronology: US - Russia Relations, July – September 2000
By Toby Trister Gati

US - Southeast Asia

July — September 2000

Tragedy and Uncertainty for Some

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Attached Chronology: US - Southeast Asia Relations, July – September 2000
By Samantha Ravich

China - Southeast Asia

July — September 2000

China’s “New Security Concept” and ASEAN

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Attached Chronology: China - Southeast Asia Relations, July – September 2000
By Carlyle A. Thayer

China - Taiwan

July — September 2000

Relaxed, but not Re-linked

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Attached Chronology: China - Taiwan Relations, July – September 2000
By David G. Brown

China - Korea

July — September 2000

The Insatiable Sino-Korean Economic Relationship: Too Much for Seoul to Swallow?

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Attached Chronology: China - Korea Relations, July – September 2000
By Scott Snyder

Japan - China

July — September 2000

Waiting for Zhu

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Attached Chronology: Japan - China Relations, July – September 2000
By James J. Przystup

Japan - Korea

July — September 2000

What’s Behind the Smile?

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Attached Chronology: Japan - Korea Relations, July – September 2000
By Victor Cha

Occasional Analysis

July — September 2000

Back to the Drawing Board?

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Attached Chronology: Occasional Analysis, July – September 2000
By Joseph Ferguson

China - Russia

July — September 2000

Putin’s Ostopolitik and Sino-Russian Relations

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Attached Chronology: China - Russia Relations, July – September 2000
By Yu Bin

India - East Asia

July — September 2000

India’s Latest Asian Incarnation

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Attached Chronology: India - East Asia Relations, July – September 2000
By Satu Limaye
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Daily Digest

South China Morning Post – China just got closer to defeating hypersonic weapons with reusable tech

Chinese engineers say they’ve solved a big problem that could allow major advances in air defence. System is based on a drone that can fly at Mach 5.

Asia Times – Sanctions move China to replace chips supply chain

ASML CEO says what needs to be said about US pressure on the lithography front.

Reuters – Rights group says several Chinese ‘white paper’ protestors still in detention

Several demonstrators who were apprehended for publicly protesting China’s then-ongoing zero-COVID policy remain in detention, face charges or have not been heard from, Human Rights Watch said in a report on Thursday.

Reuters – Myanmar opium cultivation surging under military rule – UN report

Opium cultivation in military-ruled Myanmar jumped 33% last year, reversing a six-year downward trend in the strife-torn country, a United Nations report said on Thursday.

Asia Times – Australia wants smart sea mines to put China in check

Canberra hopes improved mine warfare capability will deter China where its fanciful nuclear submarine plan has not.

Asia Times – McCarthy’s House rule is a gift to China

New House Speaker threatening to drive US into default, a market-shaking scenario that would ultimately benefit Beijing.
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