March 18, 2020
TAG Chairman and CEO Dr. Kurt M. Campbell and Special Advisor Dr. Rush Doshi on How COVID-19 Could Reshape the Global Order
Foreign Affairs
The status of the United States as a global leader over the past seven decades has been built not just on wealth and power but also, and just as important, on the legitimacy that flows from the United States’ domestic governance, provision of global public goods, and ability and willingness to muster and coordinate a global response to crises. The coronavirus pandemic is testing all three elements of U.S. leadership. So far, Washington is failing the test.
Continue ReadingMarch 6, 2020
TAG Chairman and CEO Kurt M. Campbell on the Geopolitics of the Coronavirus
The Atlantic
COVID-19 is becoming the third major crisis of the post–Cold War period, following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the financial collapse of 2008. This crisis may exact a greater toll than the other two and has demonstrated the limits of populism as a method of government.
Continue ReadingFebruary 21, 2020
U.S. Presidential Visits to India: Key Milestones in the U.S.-India Relationship
On the eve of President Trump’s visit to India, our team has developed the slide deck linked below, which charts the history of the six prior U.S. Presidents to visit India since 1947. Over the past seven decades, these visits have played a vital role in shaping the trajectory of U.S.-India relations and cementing the people-to-people ties between our two countries.
Continue ReadingJanuary 13, 2020
The Asia Group Announces Opening of New Office in Hanoi and Addition of Ambassador Pham Quang Vinh as Senior Advisor
The Asia Group is proud to announce that it will be opening a new office in Hanoi and that it has appointed former Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States Pham Quang Vinh as a Senior Advisor to support the firm’s innovative Vietnam practice.
Continue ReadingDecember 20, 2019
Senior Advisor Mark Linscott on the U.S.-India Trade Partnership in the Context of China
The Atlantic Council
The Trump administration believes it is now on a roll on trade, with deals last week on US-China and the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Another deal is close to conclusion with India on a modest package of outcomes to solve several high priority market access problems.
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