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Creative minilateralism in a changing Asia
Report by: Chatham House
Author(s): Dr John Nilsson-Wright
Two immediate challenges – the rise of China and uncertainty surrounding the policy priorities of the Trump administration – are powerful spurs for a closer partnership between the three countries.
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