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			Asia Policy 20.4					
						
		
		
			
				  		
  			  			 			  
  			 	
  			 		
  			 		  			 		
			October 2025					
						
				 
		
		
					
			
			
				
		
		
	This issue of Asia Policy features a roundtable on Australia’s foreign policy priorities and challenges; an essay on a U.S. strategy for global data governance; two essays on China’s ties in Latin America, one on China and Brazil’s deepening technological relationship and the other on the implications of China’s investment in Peru’s Chancay Port; an article on South Korea’s options for deterring North Korea beyond nuclear retaliation; and a book review roundtable on Jeffrey Ding’s Technology and the Rise of Great Powers: How Diffusion Shapes Economic Competition.
Asia Policy 20.4 will be released on October 29. The essay below is an advance release.
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