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North Korea’s Struggles to Deliver on Its Plans

North Korea’s Struggles to Deliver on Its Plans

By ISOZAKI Atsuhito
The yawning gap between Pyongyang’s pledges and reality.
America First, Again: US-China Relations and the Second Trump Administration

America First, Again: US-China Relations and the Second Trump Administration

By Ankit Panda
Where does the U.S.-China relationship go from here?

Seoul’s Boycott of Sado Mine Tribute Highlights Japan’s Flawed Approach to South Korea

Seoul’s Boycott of Sado Mine Tribute Highlights Japan’s Flawed Approach to South Korea

By Kenji Yoshida
South Korea's decision not to participate in what was envisioned an a moment of reconciliation highlighted the perceived lack of sincerity in Japan’s treatment of historical issues.

From the Taipei Dome to Premier12 Champions: Taiwan’s Baseball Renaissance

From the Taipei Dome to Premier12 Champions: Taiwan’s Baseball Renaissance

By Jing Bo-jiun
Taiwan’s historic victory over Samurai Japan in the international tournament capped a wave of momentum for its national pastime.

In Handling the North Korea-Russia Alliance, Trump Should Follow Nixon

In Handling the North Korea-Russia Alliance, Trump Should Follow Nixon

By Jongsoo Lee
It is high time to improve North Korea-U.S. relations, and the U.S. president-elect is uniquely positioned to do so.
Ukraine-Related Sanctions: Lessons for a Taiwan Conflict Scenario

Ukraine-Related Sanctions: Lessons for a Taiwan Conflict Scenario

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Agathe Demarais.

Why South Korea’s Leadership Is Critical for a Successful Global Plastics Treaty

Why South Korea’s Leadership Is Critical for a Successful Global Plastics Treaty

By Doun Moon
South Korea, despite its key position as the host nation of the fifth INC, has maintained an ambiguous stance on reducing plastic production.
How Taiwan’s Authoritarian Past Shapes Its Security Politics Today

How Taiwan’s Authoritarian Past Shapes Its Security Politics Today

By Friso Stevens
The legacy of Chiang Kai-shek’s dictatorship continues to shape the island’s polarized society and security policies today.

India and China: A Thaw in the Making?

India and China: A Thaw in the Making?

By Shaheli Das
A spurt in high-level meetings has changed the mood in China-India diplomacy, but there are reasons for India to remain skeptical.

The Australia-Japan-US Trilateral: Forming Collective Deterrence in the Indo-Pacific

The Australia-Japan-US Trilateral: Forming Collective Deterrence in the Indo-Pacific

By Hiroshi Nakatani
Any direct deterrent contribution – meaning participation in high-end military operations – will arguably stem from these long-standing and increasingly united U.S. allies.

The Democratic Party’s Electoral Rout Stemmed From Its China Strategy

The Democratic Party’s Electoral Rout Stemmed From Its China Strategy

By Zhipei Chi
The Biden administration’s electoral defeat stemmed from economic failures, primarily caused by prioritizing strategic competition with China.
Why Did Iraq Suspend a $10 Billion Deal With China?

Why Did Iraq Suspend a $10 Billion Deal With China?

By Ameer Al-Auqaili
The decision to stall a massive oil-for-infrastructure agreement marks a turning point in Middle East power dynamics.

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