Although its focus remains the economy, Japan’s government has taken the first steps in reforming its security infrastructure.
With growing integration and cooperation, new power relations are emerging within the region. U.S. policymakers should take note.
The Group needs to adhere to its principles, if its role in nonproliferation is to continue.
The global commons – vital for trade and other flows – are under growing threat. Action is needed to protect them.
The price of achieving trust in the bilateral relationship may be too high.
An effective policy towards Pyongyang would recognize why the regime perpetuates crises and then change the incentive structure it faces.
New Delhi’s naval capabilities may never match its ambitions, but an A2/AD strategy would enable it to exercise significant influence in maritime affairs.