This issue of Asia Policy features roundtables on what role trade and FDI play in sustainable development and how Southeast Asian states perceive their relationships with the United States; a special essay on lessons from South Korea’s efforts in data governance and protection; and articles on how security-dependent states like Japan can reduce their U.S. alliance dilemmas and how U.S. leadership changes since 2008 have affected foreign policy decision-making toward Southeast Asia. The issue concludes with a roundtable on Kathryn Stoner’s Russia Resurrected and James Reilly’s Orchestration: China’s Economic Statecraft Across Asia and Europe.