March 2018

Japan and the U.S. are two global leaders who must work side-by-side to spread peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region.

A Tokyo-backed project shines a light on online behavior in four Asia-Pacific countries.

The 1977 Dunn Report outlined grave human rights abuses in East Timor. Too bad Canberra tried to bury it.

Hun Sen and Rodrigo Duterte show that constitutional reform remains a favorite tool of the region's power-hungry leaders.

Beijing’s growing might continues to stoke regional anxieties.  

North Korea has to say what it's willing to do. It's not enough for South Korea to speak on Pyongyang's behalf.

USS Lexington has been found.

The Sri Lankan government must avoid appeasing hardliners and protect minorities to avoid squandering progress.

“It is up to Russia," said Kyrgyz President Jeenbekov in reference to suggestions that Moscow open a second base in the country.

The last thing the world needs is another arms race. The U.S. would do well to avoid taking Putin's bait.

The U.S. Navy and Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force will kick off a joint naval drill this week in the Western Pacific.

Both supporters and critics of the administration’s move could use a healthy dose of realism.