
Raymond Kuo
Raymond Kuo is a political scientist at the Rand Corporation, specializing in U.S. foreign policy and security dynamics in Asia. His work often focuses on the implications of U.S.-China relations and the strategic decisions surrounding Taiwan, providing analysis on how U.S. actions and rhetoric influence tensions in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Raymond Kuo, vice president for research at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, stated that the incident represents a serious security lapse.
Jutarnji list - Mali avion se zabio u najvišu zgradu jednog od najčuvanijih gradova na svijetu: vlasti u šoku, pljušte zabraneRaymond Kuo is the vice president for research at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs who commented on the political implications of the incident.
Jutarnji list - Mali avion se zabio u najvišu zgradu jednog od najčuvanijih gradova na svijetu: vlasti u šoku, pljušte zabraneRaymond Kuo said the escalated activity was more noticeable after a period of stability presented by China.
FEATURE: Beijing sharpens its language on TaiwanRaymond Kuo described a new Chinese electronic warfare aircraft showcased at the parade.
Kineska parada moći: Ključne poruke sa vojnog defilea u PekinguRaymond Kuo indicated that ties between Taipei and Washington would depend on the opposition's response to defense spending proposals.
Blocking defense budget risks US ties: academicRaymond Kuo noted that Hegseth's comments reflect a continuation of the pivot to Asia in US foreign policy.
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