Commentary: Is East Asia the next political hotspot? -- Fort Worth Star Telegram (Op/Ed)
(2011-06-23) -- Also appears in: Bellingham Herald, Kansas City Star
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East-West Center in the News
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Assistant Foreign Minister Hu Zhengyue Meets with the Media Delegation of U.S. East-West Center -- MFA China
(2011-06-23)
eastwestcenter·mfa.gov.cn·ASEAN should integrate despite disputes -- Jakarta Post
(2011-06-25) -- Also appears in: ISN
eastwestcenter·thejakartapost.com·Vice Foreign Minister Cui Tiankai Meets with US Pacific Commander Admiral Willard -- MFA China
(2011-06-25) -- Also appears in: States News Service
eastwestcenter·fmprc.gov.cn·US asks China to press N.Korea -- AFP
(2011-06-26) -- Also appears in over 25 news sources
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Spratlys issue can be settled through peaceful means - solon -- House of Representatives of the Philippines
(2011-06-25)
eastwestcenter·congress.gov.ph·Solon backs PHL new arms deal with US -- Positive News Media
(2011-06-26) -- Also appears in: BBC Monitoring Asia Pacific, Thai Press Reports
eastwestcenter·positivenewsmedia.net·Press Availability Following the inaugural U.S.-China Asia-Pacific Consultations -- US Department of State
(2011-06-26) -- Also appears in: CQ Federal Department and Agency Documents, Implu Corporation, M2 PressWIRE, Newsroom Magazine, Regulatory Intelligence Data, State Department Documents and Publications, States News Service
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Hundreds Attend D.C.’S Pacific Culture Extravaganza -- Scoop News
(2011-06-25)
eastwestcenter·scoop.co.nz·Asia Matters For America -- YaleGlobal
(2011-06-28) -- Also appears in: Epoch Times, International Herald Tribune, Jakarta Globe, Khaleej Times, The Nation (Thailand), OutlookIndia.com, PressDisplay.com
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Explainer: South China Sea - Asia's most dangerous waters -- CNN.com
(2011-06-27) There is plenty of oil being produced along the undisputed coastal areas of the South China Sea -- Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam are all net oil exporters while China also produces a chunk of its offshore oil from the South China Sea, said Kang Wu, an energy expert at the East-West Center in Honolulu.
"If they want further develop production and reduce the decline of aging oil fields, a move into deeper water for drilling has become important for every country involved," Wu said.
eastwestcenter·cnn.com·Fear not China's creative policy -- China Daily (Op/Ed)
(2011-06-29)
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In Korea, a bright line still divides -- SignOnSanDiego.com
(2011-06-29)
eastwestcenter·signonsandiego.com·China aims to be center of universe again -- Charlotte Observer
(2011-07-01)
eastwestcenter·charlotteobserver.com·Military reporter's notebook: China - next military superpower? Opinions vary -- SignOnSanDiego.com
(2011-07-02)
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Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan: Who Is Pamela Spratlen? -- AllGov.com
(2011-06-26) -- Also appears in: Times of Central Asia
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Tempering tempers in a storm -- Straits Times
(2011-07-04) 'It is important for Asean states to be as cohesive as possible,' said Mr Bronson Percival, a visiting fellow at the East-West Centre in Washington. 'One useful thing is to have more countries follow Singapore's example in calling upon China to clarify its position (on the territorial claims).'
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DBEDT's Estrella Seese elected to Executive Committee of National Association of State Energy Officials -- Department of Business, Economic Development & Tourism
(2011-06-30) -- Also appears in: Garden Island, States News Service
eastwestcenter·hawaii.gov·[Lecture at the School of Government, Peking University by Prof. ZhongXiang Zhang] -- School of Government, Peking University and the Regional Science Association of China (in Chinese)
(2011-07-01)
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Mineral-rich ocean mud stirs environmental fears -- Honolulu Star Advertiser
(2011-07-06) "China has low labor costs and less stringent environmental restrictions," said Denny Roy, a senior fellow at the East-West Center. "The problem with rare-earth element production is that it's expensive, it's messy, it's environmentally problematic, it creates a lot of damage. The U.S. has moved from producing our deposits and has decided to let someone else do it. Because of cost and environmental concerns, that's how China ended up dominating production." -- Also appears in: HispanicBusiness.com
eastwestcenter·staradvertiser.com·The Conversation: Wednesday, July 6 -- Hawaiiconversation.org (HPR) (audio)
(2011-07-06)
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Honored to Serve on the Board of Governors at East-West Center -- Hawaii Reporter
(2011-07-06)
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Australia on pathway to zero pollution economy: climate specialist -- Radio Australia
(2011-07-08) Click HERE to listen to audio
eastwestcenter·radioaustralia.net.au·A new beginning in Thailand? -- Honolulu Star Advertiser
(2011-07-10) -- Also appears in: Asia Pacific Insight, Eurasia Review
eastwestcenter·staradvertiser.com·Human Rights Institute to be hosted in Singapore for the first time -- Singapore Management University
(2011-06-30) -- Also appears in: Singapore Government News
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