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No, Japan Will Not Defend Taiwan

No, Japan Will Not Defend Taiwan

By Zhuoran Li
Whatever the Kishida administration might want, there are still strong domestic constraints to the country taking part in any conflict in the Taiwan Strait.

Is Japan’s Ballistic Missile Defense Too Integrated With the US?

Is Japan’s Ballistic Missile Defense Too Integrated With the US?

By Yuki Watai
Japan runs the risk of entrapment, but seems to accept that fate willingly.
What Did Japan Learn in South Sudan?

What Did Japan Learn in South Sudan?

By Michael Bosack
The significance of the Japan Self-Defense Force deployment to the UN peacekeeping mission in South Sudan.

Abe’s Trump Challenge and Japan's Foreign Policy Choices

Abe’s Trump Challenge and Japan's Foreign Policy Choices

By Carlos Ramirez
Will Japan use Trump's presidency as impetus to commit to a new Asian security architecture in the region?

Japan’s First Overseas Military Drill Spotlights Growing Security Role

Japan’s First Overseas Military Drill Spotlights Growing Security Role

By Prashanth Parameswaran
Tokyo’s defense forces conducted their first drill outside of Japan alongside Asia’s largest multinational exercise.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Japan's New Security Laws Could See First Test in South Sudan

Japan's New Security Laws Could See First Test in South Sudan

By Mina Pollmann
A GSDF unit joining UN peacekeepers in South Sudan could be the first authorized to use force beyond self defense.

Why Japan Won't Get Too Involved in the South China Sea

Why Japan Won't Get Too Involved in the South China Sea

By Shannon Tiezzi
Domestic constraints will keep Japan from beefing up its security presence in the South China Sea.
Japan Stands Up: Leveraging CSD and the TPP

Japan Stands Up: Leveraging CSD and the TPP

By Mercy A. Kuo and Angelica O. Tang
Insights from David Arase

Don't Expect Too Much of Japan's Defense Reforms

Don't Expect Too Much of Japan's Defense Reforms

By Yuki Tatsumi and Mengjia Wan
Japan's defense policy is indeed gearing for change, but the changes are limited and rooted in the US-Japan alliance.

The Democratic Party of Japan: The Beginning of the End?

The Democratic Party of Japan: The Beginning of the End?

By Yuki Tatsumi
Japan's opposition has not been able to capitalize on the unpopularity of Shinzo Abe's security bills.

The Domestic Hurdles for Japan's Defense Reforms

The Domestic Hurdles for Japan's Defense Reforms

By Mina Pollmann
With Abe's U.S. visit over, the next task is getting the domestic security reforms he promised while in Washington.
Japan's Argument for Collective Self-Defense

Japan's Argument for Collective Self-Defense

By Mina Pollmann
LDP official Masahiko Komura makes the case for collective self-defense after meeting with US Defense Secretary Carter.

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