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Vivek Mishra, “China’s Tech Challenge: Assessing Biden’s Response,” ORF Issue Brief No. 649, July 2023.
Following an expansion of Congressional role in foreign policy decision-making under Trump, the influence of progressive Democrats over Biden’s agen
Challenges mount for Joe Biden as the Democratic National Convention gets postponed due to the COVID19 pandemic and Trump sowed discord amongst Democr
By signing the executive order on AI, the Biden administration may have taken the first step in strategically positioning the US in the evolving lands
The Biden administration is seeking to establish a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy as part of its national security. This issue brief analyses the US’s cyber threat landscape and examines the Biden administration’s cybersecurity strategy. It explores the strategy’s ideological, geopolitical, technological, and diplomatic significance in a rapidly shifting domain.
A dedicated Indo-Pacific strategy has been released by the Biden administration, showcasing the US’ long-term commitment to the region
New Delhi needs to note that China’s estrangement from the US is not as serious as the one with India.
A year and a half since United States (US) President Joe Biden took the helm, both sides of the country’s political divide continue to debate whether the incumbent’s China policy is distinct from that of the Trump administration. The Republicans claim that Biden’s China policy has not veered away from Trump’s; the Democrats, meanwhile, argue that it is different. This brief weighs in on the debate, and finds that despite the Biden
As the Biden administration would take time to settle down, the first half of 2021 will be crucial for Beijing to lay down new terms of engagement. It is shaping the battleground before Biden can come up with his own strategic response.
There is no real incentive for the Taliban to concede on any issue given that Washington's best bargaining chip—its military prowess—is now off the table.
With his nominee for Secretary of Defence, Biden is seeking to manage inter- and intra-party challenges on Capitol Hill, counter the Republican narrat
In its aim to expand its influence, the US is mindful of the threats posed by China and Russia while incorporating important partners such as India in
Before MBS’s rise, activists could ask for legal reforms even if in whispers. Now, they cannot.
Australia will be able to provide some substantive insights for the new administration on how to engage constructively within the Indo-Pacific region.
The situation now seems to be ripe to reorient the relationship by instilling new foreign policy mechanisms that can be helpful for not only the US an
Even as Biden backs the Afghan peace process, he favours a more gradual and ‘responsible’ withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan.
The US midterms augur a political future riddled with roadblocks
Would the military confrontation in Somalia see an end as the US decides to re-enter the Somalian playground?
What would be crucial to note is whether there is a salving of positions taken towards China by Trump, as US policy towards China still stands to dete
The pursuit of a mere restorationist agenda will hardly address the need to recalibrate the partnership’s raison d’être.
Instead of using the overturning of Roe v. Wade to further the political divide, the Biden administration must focus on tangible action.
The political compulsion to carve a distinct China policy which is not concessional to Beijing has kept the Biden administration torn.
To what extent will Biden’s priorities impact China?
Joint statements from both the visits emphasised the critical importance of the US–ROK–Japan alliance to the regional security order.
For multilateralism to be credible, the Biden administration will need to reconsolidate a US political consensus on global engagement and persuade for
The changes in the global environment witnessed over the past year have bolstered Biden administration policies, especially in the Indo-Pacific region
President Biden has been left in charge of responsibly withdrawing from Afghanistan, while holding the Taliban accountable and not leaving the Afghan
Although Biden has invoked Trump’s Indo-Pacific construct to promise continuity on US-India ties, the US Congress’ shift to a reformist — from i
The region’s geostrategic and trade dynamics are already in flux and may throw up opportunities for India to capitalize on
A faltering Iran nuclear deal emboldens Biden’s woes in West Asia and the United States alike.
As high oil prices hit consumers, President Biden is compelled to change his stance toward Saudi Arabia and rekindle relations.
In some ways, Joe Biden’s election victory will reverse many of the trends from the past four years, including on multilateralism, democracy promoti
The Ukraine crisis coupled with US’ domestic challenges is weighing down on the Biden administration
Far from being a failure, the Alaska meeting seems to have begun the process of resetting US-China relations in a positive direction once again.
America’s leader has signalled the continuity of its China policy but Indo-Pacific countries aren’t yet sure of it
The virtual summit between Biden and China might define the new policy shift that will govern US-China relations in the coming days
