George Chen, TAG Digital Practice Co-Chair, spoke with Singapore’s ChannelNewsAsia about how Chinese President Xi Jinping wanted to apply #AI to his new economic theory for “new quality productivity” (新质生产力) following the success of #DeepSeek and why #China could see AI-driven economic impact more and sooner than the U.S.
“China’s hosting of ‘Summer Davos’ amplifies how it wants to see and be seen by the international community as the responsible global stakeholder in these increasingly volatile times,” said Han Shen Lin, China Country Director for The Asia Group
“One of the few areas in which there is not real clarity about the ultimate direction of where President Trump wants to take a relationship is between the United States and China, and that’s similar to the first-term… under the Trump tent, there are very different views. You have some people who are very hardline,
Han Lin, China Country Director at The Asia Group, participated in a panel discussion and led a breakout session on how the landscape of global currencies, trade and central bank reserves would change over the next five years. Hosted by the World Economic Forum, the “Summer Davos” June 24-26 event focused on entrepreneurship, the global
“The steps that Treasury Secretary Bessent has taken, with his [Chinese] counterpart, the Vice Premier, at least appear to be stabilizing in the short term.” said TAG Chairman and Co-Founder, The Hon. Dr. Kurt Campbell in an interview with Bloomberg.
Ambassador Dan Kritenbrink, Partner at The Asia Group, participated in a panel discussion hosted by the US-ASEAN Center, the Vietnam Embassy in the United States, and the US-ASEAN Business Council to mark 30 years of U.S.-Vietnam diplomatic relations. The conversation focused on the role of public-private partnerships in advancing bilateral cooperation and shaping the future
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“ASEAN is a powerful engine of growth in its own right. To pull out of the region in the face of geopolitical and trade tensions is a big mistake,” said TAG Chairman & Co-Founder, Dr. Kurt Campbell, and TAG Partner, Alex Feldman, in their co-authored op-ed piece in The Straits Times
Christopher Johnstone, a former senior US government Japan expert, said Tokyo viewed 2+2 meetings as a “very high priority” because they provided “politically valuable opportunities to showcase the strength of the US-Japan alliance”. He said postponing the meeting until after the Japanese election signalled “significant unease in Tokyo about the state of the bilateral relationship
Fresh off the heels of a U.S.-China trade truce reached in London, Ambassador Kurt Tong , Managing Partner at The Asia Group joins the Asia podcast crew. The team discusses the implications of the chaotic U.S. policy and how China and the broader region are readjusting to the dramatic shifts. Steve and Kurt sneak in some baseball
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Congratulations to TAG Partner, The Hon. Arthur Sinodinos AO, who has been named as the next Board Chair of the United States Studies Centre! As Partner and Chair of Australia Practice, Ambassador Sinodinos is at the forefront of conversations about Australia’s role and relationships across the Indo-Pacific region. He played a key role in high-level
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