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U.S. deepens commitment to allies Japan and the Republic of Korea
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is strengthening U.S. alliances with Japan and the Republic of Korea to advance a prosperous and secure Indo-Pacific.
The Quad: Supporting democratic values in the Indo-Pacific
The U.S., Australia, India and Japan are working together to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change and to advance Indo-Pacific security.
Nations partner to advance a free and open Indo-Pacific
The U.S. and its allies are conducting training this month as part of multinational efforts to ensure a free, open and rules-based Indo-Pacific.
U.S. advances freedoms, sovereignty in the Indo-Pacific
The U.S. and its partners are backing a free and open Indo-Pacific, while the Chinese Communist Party bullies its neighbors in the region.
On V-J Day: Memories from veterans who were there
In remembrance of Victory over Japan Day, which effectively ended World War II, read reflections from three American veterans who served in that war.
The People’s Republic of China: Many neighbors, many disputes
From the South China Sea to the Himalayan mountains, the Chinese Communist Party is threatening and bullying its neighbors.
U.S. and partners in East Asia lead on COVID-19
Democratic governments in East Asia have set an example for the world by contributing goods and scientific expertise to people worldwide.
What is the Blue Dot Network for infrastructure financing?
When communities and investors see an infrastructure project is part of the Blue Dot Network, they know it meets high standards of quality and transparency.
Hokusai: ‘Mad about painting’ exhibition in Washington
Japanese master artist Hokusai was a "man mad about painting." And a new exhibition at the Freer Gallery shows how brilliant an obsession it was.