Region
East Asia
Korea’s Multicultural Growing Pains
A recent incident involving Little Psy highlights South Korea’s struggles with its growing racial diversity.
Cyber Security in South Korea: The Threat Within
Authorities blame North Korea for recent attacks. Evidence suggests they should look closer to home.
Getting Serious: An End to the Russia-Japan Dispute?
It’s not the first time a resolution to the disputed islands has been touted, but conditions now may encourage compromise.
China’s “Warfare” Strategies and Tactics
China employs military actions to achieve political outcomes in territorial disputes. Understanding them is important if conflict is to be avoided.
Xi Jinping’s Overlooked Revelation on China’s Maritime Disputes
Although unnoticed by foreign analysts, Xi Jinping recently signaled a desire to dial back tensions in the South and East China Seas.
China’s Emerging C4ISR Revolution
The PLA has made remarkable strides in its systems and capabilities. But operational challenges remain.
South Korea: Who Should Have Wartime Command?
By Robert E. Kelly
Global Primacy Denied? Why American Primacy Is Not Assured
The Naval Diplomat enters the U.S. supremacy vs. offshore balancing debate.
Japan and the UK: Ties That Bind?
The bilateral security relationship has seen a flurry of activity of late. But what will come of it?
Kim Ki-hoon: South Korea’s Cram School King
For South Korean teachers like Kim Ki-hoon, education is a rich man’s game.
The Promise and Peril of China’s New Coast Guard
The consolidation of China’s coast guard is widely viewed as positive. Is it really?
The TPP, Abenomics and America’s Asia Pivot
The TPP talks are critical for both Japan’s future and U.S. Asia policy.