Obama's pivot potential in Asia and at home - CBS News

Obama ready to act against Russia over Ukraine 02:23. This article originally appeared in National Journal. TOKYO -- Nervous American allies need President Obama to state the obvious just to ... Read More

Long promised and often delayed, the 'pivot to Asia' takes shape under Biden : NPR

President Obama called for a greater focus on Asia to prepare for the challenges of the 21st century. A decade later, Obama's vice president, now President Biden, seems intent on making it happen. Read More

China loomed over Obama’s final pivot to Asia | CNN Politics

Of President Barack Obama’s dozens of foreign swings, perhaps none have brought him to more dissimilar back-to-back stops than his journey this week through China and Laos. Read More

Opinion | Pivoting to Asia, again, is the best way to counter China’s rise - The Washington Post

Opinion Obama tried to pivot to Asia in 2011. We must succeed this time. The Biden administration rekindles Asia-Pacific alliances, but there’s much more to do. Read More

Jeffrey A. Bader, Who Helped Steer Obama’s ‘Pivot’ to Asia, Dies at 78 (Published 2023) - The New York Times

Jeffrey A. Bader, one of the country’s leading experts on China and an architect of President Barack Obama’s so-called pivot to the Pacific during his first administration, died on Oct. 22 in ... Read More

Obama Tries Again on Asia Pivot - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

President Barack Obama will try to turn his focus to Asia with a trip this week to Japan, South Korea, Malaysia and the Philippines, but the conflict in Ukraine threatens to disrupt his plans, again. Read More

Opinion | Whatever happened to Obama’s pivot to Asia?

Remember, the basic argument behind the pivot was that the United States was overinvested in the Middle East, a crisis-prone region of dwindling importance to the U.S. national interest. Asia, on ... Read More

The Folly of the ‘Pivot to Asia’ - WSJ - The Wall Street Journal

In the 1960s, as the Cold War stabilized in Europe, the U.S. turned its gaze toward Asia, where a truculent China and an eastward-looking Soviet Union were both bent on exporting revolution. Read More