Biggest regional change since WWII is underway — and we have a choice to make
When the Cold War ended, the US became Asia's uncontested leader.
The hope, at the time, was that China would simply go along with that arrangement.
Clearly, that's not how things are turning out, says Boyer Lecture keynote speaker Sam Roggeveen.
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