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Deciphering North Korea

China will likely keep backing North Korea. But with a leadership transition, Pyongyang shouldn’t push too hard.

Creating a New International Order

Creating a New International Order

The lowest common denominator is no longer a good starting point for meaningful coordinated global action.

Making Baghdad Talks a Success

Making Baghdad Talks a Success

Iran nuclear talks in Istanbul were a step in the right direction. But there’s much to thrash out before Baghdad.

Understanding North Korea

Understanding North Korea

The past month has seen a number of key developments in North Korea. So why isn’t anything clearer?

How Australia Sees America

How Australia Sees America

Australia is happy for a closer alliance with the U.S. But it will always be based on Canberra’s best interests.

Why Iran Will Compromise

Why Iran Will Compromise

Pessimists argue little will come of the latest Iran talks. But a regime struggling for survival may compromise.

The Real Pakistan Danger

The Real Pakistan Danger

The real danger from Pakistan isn’t its nuclear arsenal falling into terrorist hands. It’s an economic collapse.

Can Japan, South Korea Connect?

Sovereignty and historical issues don’t have to destroy cooperation between Japan and South Korea.

Can Japan Firms Woo Foreigners?

Can Japan Firms Woo Foreigners?

Japanese firms are increasingly looking overseas for new markets. But can they woo foreign talent?

Back to Nuclear Drawing Board

Back to Nuclear Drawing Board

There were few surprises at the Seoul Nuclear Security Summit. Japan, meanwhile, seems distracted.

Obama and a Tehran Communiqué?

Barack Obama might do well to take a leaf out of Richard Nixon’s China playbook as he contemplates Iran.

Time to Call North Korea's Bluff

Time to Call North Korea's Bluff

The U.S. shouldn’t be sucked into more tit-for-tat with North Korea. Observing its “satellite” launch may help.

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