Dr. Evan S. Medeiros is Penner Family Chair in Asian Studies at the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and a Senior Advisor at The Asia Group. Dr. Medeiros served on the National Security Council for six years under U.S. President Barack Obama, first as Director for China, Taiwan, and Mongolia, and then as President Obama’s top advisor for U.S. policy in Asia. Combining expertise as a scholar of Chinese politics with first-hand experience at the height of U.S. China policy, Evan reflected on several critical issues in U.S.-China relations: U.S. President Joe Biden’s China strategy, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s leadership and rising nationalism in China, balancing interdependence and escalating risks in the bilateral relationship, and the outlook for engagement between U.S. and Chinese leaders.
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Dr. Evan Medeiros on Biden’s China Strategy
Recent Posts
TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong Shares His Insight on What Trump 2.0 Means for U.S. Taiwan Economic Ties and Further Implications on Cross-Strait Investment Outlook
December 18, 2024
Media Mentions
Amb. Kurt Tong, Managing Partner for The Asia Group, recently talked with Taiwan’s leading business magazine Commonwealth for an in-depth ...
TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong Appears on Global Agenda to Discuss Trump 2.0 and Security in Asia
December 15, 2024
Media Mentions
“Donald Trump is bringing his “America First” agenda back to U.S. foreign policy. What could this mean for Japan and ...
TAG Partner and India Practice Chair Ashok Malik Speaks at the Keidanren South Asia Regional Committee Event on Furthering India-Japan Economic Cooperation
December 13, 2024
Media Mentions
TAG India Chair Ashok Malik spoke at the Keidanren South Asia Regional Committee event on furthering India-Japan economic cooperation. He ...
The Asia Group Receives Strategic Investment for Geographic and Service Expansion
December 11, 2024
Press Releases
WASHINGTON, DC | December 11, 2024 – The Asia Group (TAG) announced a minority investment from RLH Equity Partners that ...