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How to Tie China Down
The U.S. should build large numbers of small attack vessels and export them to allies. It would keep China guessing.
Kim Jong-un’s Dangerous Brother
Kim Jong-nam’s vocal criticism of his brother’s ascension to power in North Korea poses an early challenge to the new leader – and puts China in a tricky position.
China: Get Ready for Turbulence
China’s economic growth has been meteoric. But a tough global environment in 2012 could herald several years of severe economic turbulence in China.
Asia’s Nuclear Footprints
Asia’s ability to ensure the region’s nuclear arms are properly managed will depend on the actions of 3 nations.
India’s Strategic Pivot
Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar are India’s “unsinkable aircraft carrier.” But balance is needed.
India’s Strategic Pivot
Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar are India’s “unsinkable aircraft carrier.” But balance is needed.
Japan Steps Up Asia Diplomacy
Despite numerous domestic challenges, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has his eyes on Japan’s strategic future. And it’s not all about China.
The Danger of Monotone Asia
Asia needs competing voices and ideas if it is to prosper. No single nation should be seen as speaking for it.
Asia and a Space Code
Two codes for space have prompted much debate. But the EU was late in bringing India into the process.
India, Japan Ties Blossom
Ties between India and Japan have started to blossom this past year. There’s plenty of space for more growth.
The Forgotten Summit
Last month’s summit between the Indian and Japanese leaders didn’t get the coverage it deserved.
Japan’s Defense Industry Lifeline
The Japanese government’s decision to relax rules on defense exports has the potential to give the country a much-needed national security boost.