Kurt Campbell
Kurt Campbell is a prominent American diplomat and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs. He has played a key role in shaping U.S. policy towards Asia, particularly in relation to China, and is known for his advocacy of a strong U.S. presence in the region.
Born on Mar 22, 1968 (58 years old)
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Montenegro:
Kurt Campbell remarked that the summit is more about showcasing power than substantive negotiations.
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Canada:
Former Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell described the summit as a chance for two forceful leaders to project strength.
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Australia:
Kurt Campbell commented that the upcoming summit is more of a spectacle than a substantive meeting.
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United Kingdom:
Kurt Campbell expresses optimism about the future of American alliances in Asia.
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Taiwan:
Kurt Campbell was the deputy assistant secretary of defense who asked Glaser to speak to Taiwanese officials.
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Vietnam:
Kurt Campbell initiated a lunch meeting to convey the U.S. desire to participate in the East Asia Summit.
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Turkey:
Kurt Campbell commented on the strengthening of China as a result of the conflict.
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Spain:
Kurt Campbell is an expert from the Asia Group who commented on the historical significance of the Supreme Court's ruling.
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Australia:
Kurt Campbell emphasized the strategic importance of the Pacific region during his visit to Australia.
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Australia:
In the words of Joe Biden’s former Indo-Pacific tsar Kurt Campbell, it will be a 'momentous' chapter in the US-Australia relationship.
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