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Trilateral – Not Quad – Is the Best Chance for Indo-Pacific Defense

Trilateral – Not Quad – Is the Best Chance for Indo-Pacific Defense

By Hayley Channer
The Australia-Japan-U.S. trilateral is older and more formalized than the Quad – and unlike the latter, it explicitly embraces a defense mandate.
Japan, Australia to Expand Defense Ties, Citing Concerns About Regional Order

Japan, Australia to Expand Defense Ties, Citing Concerns About Regional Order

By Mari Yamaguchi
The two countries’ defense ministers pledged to boost ties, including working more closely in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands.

Kishida Vision for Peace: Japan’s Global Leadership Gambit

Kishida Vision for Peace: Japan’s Global Leadership Gambit

By Titli Basu
Is Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio proving to be as consequential a global statesman as his former boss, Abe Shinzo?

Japan’s Defense Budget: Double or Nothing?

Japan’s Defense Budget: Double or Nothing?

By Bradley Isakson
The Kishida administration should maintain a calculated, long-term approach to increasing Japan’s defense budget.

Japan Eases Foreign Tourism Ban, Allows Guided Package Tours

Japan Eases Foreign Tourism Ban, Allows Guided Package Tours

By Mari Yamaguchi
The Japan Tourism Agency says tours are being accepted from 98 countries and regions.
Japan Looks to Alaska to Shore up Energy Supplies

Japan Looks to Alaska to Shore up Energy Supplies

By Mina Pollmann
The energy-rich U.S. state has attracted increased interest from Japan as Tokyo seeks to reduce imports of Russian oil and gas.

Japan, NATO Boost Ties Amid Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

Japan, NATO Boost Ties Amid Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

By Mari Yamaguchi
Japan’s defense minister hosted NATO officials this week, pledging more joint exercises and military cooperation.
Japanese Former Defense Minister Morimoto Satoshi on a Taiwan Contingency

Japanese Former Defense Minister Morimoto Satoshi on a Taiwan Contingency

By Kosuke Takahashi
If “China can unify Taiwan while eliminating U.S. interference. This is the best scenario for China... The surrounding countries cannot help Taiwan.”

China’s Charm Offensive in Indonesia and the Implications for Japan

China’s Charm Offensive in Indonesia and the Implications for Japan

By Yamazaki Amane and Hanada Ryosuke
Beijing's wooing of Southeast Asia's largest nation counsels a renewed focus on maritime Southeast Asia from Tokyo.

Japan Air Self-Defense Force Points to Vertigo in Fatal January Crash

Japan Air Self-Defense Force Points to Vertigo in Fatal January Crash

By Kosuke Takahashi
Spatial disorientation of pilots was the likely cause of the January F-15 crash, the Japan Air Self-Defense Force says.

An Emerging Australia-Japan Hydrogen Supply Chain

An Emerging Australia-Japan Hydrogen Supply Chain

By Daisuke Akimoto
The outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine War reconfirmed Japan’s energy insecurity, but also highlighted the potential of Australia-Japan energy cooperation.
The Quad: All About China, or a Bit of Something Else?

The Quad: All About China, or a Bit of Something Else?

By Krzysztof Iwanek
Will expanding Quad’s agenda strengthen the position of the grouping, or weaken its cohesion?

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