Tag Archives | Japan
Abe Envisions a More ‘Assertive’ Japan
Will Japan Get its F-22 Raptors? Will it Need Them?
Understanding Shinzo Abe’s Historical Revisionism
The Senkaku Islands Dispute Needs a Diplomatic Resolution
Japan, Australia and Canada: Climate Change Saboteurs
Is the U.S. Losing Saudi Arabia to China?
Japan’s Growing Influence in the Middle East
Foreign Direct Investment in Myanmar will Increase Stability
Did Japan’s Shinzo Abe Lie to Get the Olympics?
ASEAN, EU and the French Connection
The Olympics go Downtown for Tokyo 2020
Japan’s Solar Boom
Amb. Kenichiro Sasae on Japan’s Future
Japan Tries to Mend ties with North Korea
The Pentagon’s Logistics Nightmare
North Korea: Enter Realpolitik
New Risks for U.S. Nuclear Power
New York City Continues to Surprise Me
Shut Up About the Senkakus
Amidst Japan’s 3/11 Anniversary, Dubious Progress at Rebuilding
Could the Global Bond Market cause another Global Financial Crisis in 2013?
Washington’s Asia Pivot
Which way will Japan Swing?
The Fiscal Cliff and the American Economy
Heeding the Echoes of History as Global Leadership Shifts
India Strengthens the Alliance of Cyber Democracies
Reheating the Beans: The Gillard White Paper on Asia
Japan’s Right: Going Nuke?
America’s Challenging Cyber Defense Policy
Tony Abbott is Mad about Drones
Japan-China Relations in Rough Waters
Does India have the Potential of Besting the Chinese?
Saving the Shark
China’s Rare Earth Export Restrictions
Tensions Mount over the Liancourt Rocks
The Chinese Central Bank’s Delicate Tap Dance
Despite Lack of Firm Commitments, Rio+20 Climate Summit Prods On
No Simple Thing: How Rice Will Reshape the World
