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Pac-12 Universities Foster Ties with China through Coach Training Program -- 美国体育大会PAC-12透过教练培训计划与中国大学培养关系

by Kim Meihua Roy on Oct 19,2016

Also featured in: Asia, China

Arizona State and University of Utah in the Pac-12 Conference have established a “coaching education alliance” with Chinese institutions to strengthen US-China athletic and educational exchange....

Unique Korea-US Military Exchange Program Honored at US & Korean Ceremonies

by Jeesu Lee on Sep 29,2016

Also featured in: Asia, South Korea

The Korean Augmentation Troops to the US Army (KATUSA) program recently marked its 66 years of its contribution to the US-ROK alliance.

Numerous US-Asia Sister-Cities Celebrate Milestone Anniversaries in 2016

by Alex Forster on Sep 22,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Japan, Taiwan

Communities located all across the US are holding events, high-level visits, and more to commemorate their years of partnership and exchange with cities in Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan, the Philippines, and more across Asia.

Journeys to the East: US Presidential Travel to the Asia Pacific throughout History

by Sarah Wang on Sep 14,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Asean, Japan, South Korea, Australia, China, India, Taiwan

President Obama has done the most travel to Asia of any US president in history, though nine other sitting presidents have visited the region over the years.

As Obama's Visit to Laos Continues, Satu Limaye Explains ASEAN's Durability and Utility to US Interests

by Alex Forster on Sep 7,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Asean

Ahead of Obama’s trip to Laos, Dr. Satu Limaye, Director of the East-West Center in Washington, analyzed ASEAN’s long-term durability and laid out its utility to US interests.

As Obama Visits Laos, Satu Limaye Explains Why Southeast Asian Friendship With US Is Worth Cultivating

by Alex Forster on Sep 6,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Asean

In a recent piece for Yale Global, Dr. Satu Limaye, Director of the East-West Center in Washington, makes the case for continuing to engage Southeast Asia and explains how the US has strengthened ties that will last long after Obama leaves office.

New Korean War Memorial in San Francisco Underscores Strength of California-Korea Bond

by Linnea Logie on Aug 23,2016

Also featured in: Asia, South Korea

The dedication of the new monument was the culmination of a seven-year effort to pay tribute to U.S. troops who fought and died in the Korean War.

Vice President Biden’s Pacific Visit Places Emphasis on Security

by Andrea Moneton on Aug 16,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Australia

Biden visited the Asia-Pacific between July 14 and 21, 2016. His trip focused on regional security, as well as cultural and scientific cooperation.

US-Asia Partnerships Feature Prominently in Sister Cities Celebration

by Linnea Logie on Aug 11,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Japan, China, India, Taiwan

Sister Cities International, established by President Eisenhower and celebrating its 60th anniversary, recently recognized major US cities in Arizona, Maryland, and Texas for their outstanding work with communities across Asia.

Congressional Visit Highlights Breadth and Strength of Ties to Asia

by Sarah Wang on Jun 23,2016

Also featured in: Asia, Asean, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan

US senators representing Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, South Carolina, and Wyoming all recently traveled to Asia to discuss security and US ties to the region.

Asia Matters for America by the East-West Center

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