As a collection of well-written chapters edited by Matt Pottinger, "The Boiling Moat" is an eye-opener on the challenges of deterring Chinese aggression.
Discover the story of Nobu, a military nurse who survived the Battle of Okinawa and pioneered postwar nursing, shaping the future of Okinawa’s healthcare.
The V-22 Osprey boasts incredible speed, range, and versatility. Its runway independence makes it ideal for combat as well as peacetime humanitarian relief.
Author Daniel Roh uncloaks a secret deal between Tokyo and Seoul in the 1960s that set aside the Takeshima issue to allow the normalization of relations.
In their new book, James E Fanell and Bradley A Thayer bring welcome theory and practical experience to an important subject that has lacked a solution.
Outfitted for intergenerational fitness, communication, and learning, Taiwan's parks today are flourishing and nurturing healthy communities around them.
How will the rising number of tourists and foreign residents impact Japan's response in disasters, which relies on the calm and generosity of local communities?
America's Taiwan Relations Act has flaws, but Japan's lack of comparable legislation leaves its people and territory vulnerable in a Taiwan contingency.
Acclaimed filmmaker Bryan Hopkins explains why he "can't say that I chose Ukraine but was more accurately consumed by it" in a compelling interview from Taiwan.
This book review introduces author Evan Thomas's new, intimate insights into the thinking of three key men who played decisive roles in ending the Pacific War.
China continues to bully its neighbors through lawfare. The most recent example is when a Chinese speedboat crossed the Taiwan Strait's median line in February.
Upping the risk of conflict in the Taiwan Strait, China just moved its southbound military and civilian flight paths provocatively closer to its neighbors.