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President Donald Trump
will soon face a complex set of foreign policy problems regarding
Asia, including trade, nuclear proliferation, terrorism, and the U.S.
relationship with China. Asia Society in New York recently assembled
an high-level panel of experts from across the military, academia,
media, and private sector to provide advice to the president on these
issues.
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Last week, President Trump acted on
campaign promises to restrict Muslim movement to the United States
when he signed an executive order barring entrance of people from
seven predominantly Muslim countries. Amid sizable public support for
Trump’s position, and as anti-Muslim hate crimes have returned to
their highest levels since 2001, survivors and historians of Japanese
internment are saying that lessons from that episode of American
history seem to have been forgotten.
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The challenges traditional media
outlets are facing in staying credible, relevant, and profitable amid
an explosion of digital media and other online sources is well
documented. Less appreciated is how think tanks are facing similar
challenges. These trends are also pushing journalists and think tanks
to borrow tactics from each other. “We're frenemies,” said Brian Finlay of
the Stimson Center. “In some ways we compete with one another, but we
also have a symbiotic relationship and rely on one another.”
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