Diplomacy & Security
China Will Be Largest Military Spender in Asia-Pacific in 10 Years: Should We Worry?
By Monika Chansoria Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made a pitch for normalizing the Sino-Japanese relationship […]
Diplomacy & Security
Japan Tests Micro Radar Satellites to Monitor Chinese Movements Around Senkaku Islands
By The Sankei Shimbun The Japanese government plans to develop and produce micro radar satellites in […]
Special Reports
[HISTORY WARS] Confucius Institute Considered An ‘Academic Malware’ In Australian Universities
(Part 4 of 5) Part 1: China’s Confucius Institute Takes A Hit with Shutdown Decision in U.S. Universities […]
Economy
Trump’s Trade War Bullet A Direct Hit on ‘Dinosaur’ China
By Hideo Tamura The United States-China trade war holds something in common with the American film […]
Diplomacy & Security
Vietnam Expects Bigger Role for Japan in Asia’s Security
By Mizuki Okada A delegation from the Vietnamese People’s Army (VPA) visited Japan’s Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) camp […]
Diplomacy & Security
China Not Just Sponsor but Ringleader of Terrorism
Anders Corr, Ph.D. China is encouraging, enabling, and acquiescing in the behavior of allies and private […]
Diplomacy & Security
Malaysia’s Mahathir Says, ‘Look East’ to Japan, Away from China
Mizuki Okada Malaysia’s Mahathir Mohamad met with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on June 12 in Tokyo […]
Economy
Starting Gun Fired on a U.S.-China ‘100-Year Trade War’
Hideo Tamura The United States, with its hegemony in the Indo-Pacific region, has been locked in […]
Diplomacy & Security
Andaman and Nicobar Islands: How the Seas Bring India and Southeast Asia Closer
Dr. Rupakjyoti Borah It is often said that “whoever is the Lord of Malacca has his hand […]
Diplomacy & Security
Here’s Why China Must Be ‘Very Happy’ Over Cancelled U.S.-North Korea Summit, Says Larry Wortzel
The Sankei Shimbun and JAPAN Forward reporter Mizuki Okada interviewed U.S.-China expert Dr. Larry M. Wortzel about Northeast […]
Diplomacy & Security
Can China Keep Up As Southeast Asia Diversifies Ties?
Former United States President Barrack Obama referred to himself as “America’s first Pacific president.” At the same time, China […]
Diplomacy & Security
The US and Vietnam: Old Enemies, New Friends?
America’s eight-year military intervention came to a rather ignominious end as the last United States combat forces withdrew from […]