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Japan, South Korea Hold Export Talks in Search of Dispute Solution

Japan, South Korea Hold Export Talks in Search of Dispute Solution

By Associated Press
The talks were an attempt to unravel Japan’s export restrictions on South Korea, one facet of a larger chill in bilateral relations.
South Korea Attempts to Deal With the Dark Web

South Korea Attempts to Deal With the Dark Web

By Troy Stangarone
After being at the center of a major scandal tied to child pornography, South Korea is taking steps to address the use of the dark web for criminal activity.

Why China’s Xinjiang Propaganda Fails

Why China’s Xinjiang Propaganda Fails

By Jo Kim
China’s defense of its Xinjiang approach as a necessary counterterrorism strategy has fallen flat abroad.

North Korean Army Chief Hints at ‘Another’ Strategic Weapon in Statement

North Korean Army Chief Hints at ‘Another’ Strategic Weapon in Statement

By Ankit Panda
Pak Jong Chon’s statement adds to a chorus of confrontational statements out of North Korea as 2019 nears an end.

North Korea Announces ‘Crucial’ Test at Sohae, Says Will Benefit ‘Strategic Nuclear Deterrent’

North Korea Announces ‘Crucial’ Test at Sohae, Says Will Benefit ‘Strategic Nuclear Deterrent’

By Ankit Panda
The test was announced by the Academy of National Defense Science.
‘Buy Yellow, Eat Yellow’: The Economic Arm of Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Protests

‘Buy Yellow, Eat Yellow’: The Economic Arm of Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Protests

By Alexandra Chan
How Hong Kong’s rising “Yellow Economy” sustains its pro-democracy movement.

Beijing’s Animosity Toward Taiwan’s DPP Is Bad for Everyone

Beijing’s Animosity Toward Taiwan’s DPP Is Bad for Everyone

By Jeremy Huai-Che Chiang
China's stubborn refusal to engage the Democratic Progressive Party is undermining its own stated goal of peaceful unification.
Taiwan Pushed to the Sidelines as COP25 Climate Summit Concludes

Taiwan Pushed to the Sidelines as COP25 Climate Summit Concludes

By Nick Aspinwall
Taiwan sent a delegation to the summit’s sideline events even as a new climate index blasted its performance in meeting the emissions targets set by the Paris Agreement.

South Korea’s F-35A Fighters to Achieve Initial Operating Capability This Month

South Korea’s F-35A Fighters to Achieve Initial Operating Capability This Month

By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Republic of Korea Air Force is expected to declare initial operating capability for its first batch of F-35As on December 17.

The Americans Are Coming? Washington’s China Pushback and Its Uncertainties

The Americans Are Coming? Washington’s China Pushback and Its Uncertainties

By Jin Kai
The U.S. has been moving toward a “whole-of-government” approach to counter China for years, but the ultimate impact remains uncertain.

The Ever-Evolving Importance of Japan’s Coast Guard

The Ever-Evolving Importance of Japan’s Coast Guard

By Mina Pollmann
Two recent changes highlight the multifaceted role the JCG will continue to play in Japan’s defenses.
How Much Is the US-South Korea Alliance Worth?

How Much Is the US-South Korea Alliance Worth?

By Kyle Ferrier
If the Trump administration is going to insist on putting a dollar value on the costs of the alliance, it should also consider the gains in monetary terms.

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