Geopolitics

“Australia is an island, a continent and a nation” lying at intersect of North America and the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

It’s been 20 years since Huntington’s Foreign Affairs article was published. Why his thesis hasn’t come to pass.

“That oceangoing behemoths can reach inland metropolises is a reminder of how geography has blessed North America.”

Can Pakistan live with its status as being merely a bargaining chip in the Sino-Indian relationship?

With the right cartography, the pivot isn’t the U.S. abandoning Europe for Asia but hugging Eurasia.

Talk of Japanese decline sheds little light on the strengths and weaknesses of the country– or how its problems can be solved.

“Moscow is pivoting to Asia out of its primary national interest: survival.”

Some analysts have written off Russia’s claim to being an Asia-Pacific power. They do so at their peril.

ASEAN members remain ambivalent about Tokyo’s political influence. With a stagnant economy and China’s shadow looming large, what can Japan do to regain the initiative?

Richard Bush maps out Tokyo and Beijing’s security dilemma. Paul Giarra gives us his take.