East Asia

Worries about the U.S. umbrella prompt some to call for the ROK to develop its own nuclear capabilities.

A new dialogue is inaugurated. But the relationship should be about more than just security.

Some huge deals have been inked recently, and one clear winner has emerged.

The aircraft that was part of the Okinawa controversy could become part of Japan’s defense arsenal.

The extensive use of targets in governance keeps the CCP responsive to changing demands.

War is unlikely, but ongoing crises are not. Bold diplomacy is needed.

Recovery is slow and demographic trends suggest a bleak future.

Since gaining Arctic Council observer status, China has been quick to move on its interests.

Although it faces strong resistance, reforms will be vital if the Chinese economy is to continue to evolve.

Although its focus remains the economy, Japan’s government has taken the first steps in reforming its security infrastructure.

Surveys belie claims that Chinese are becoming fed up with their government.

The Chinese Dream finds itself caught between youth awakenings on the left and right.