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China’s Accident Prone Period
Last month’s high-speed rail crash was a wake-up call for officials. An emphasis on prevention will be far more effective – and much cheaper.
No, the US Isn’t Japan
Fears the US economy is becoming the new Japan are misplaced, argues James Pach. US policymakers have far more options at their disposal than their Japanese counterparts.
Why Dokdo Matters to Korea
The dispute over Dokdo/Takeshima is about more than geography for South Koreans. It’s about national identity.
Why US Needs Korea Trade Deal
The US Congress needs to pass the Korea free trade agreement just to give American firms a level playing field. If it can’t, US rivals will shape the region.
Boeing Looks East
The Asia-Pacific region will be a key part of Boeing’s strategy moving forward. Can the firm keep its technical edge?
Japan and South Korea’s Rocky Row
Reports that Japan is considering taking the Dokdo/Takeshima dispute to the ICJ risk further inflaming tensions with South Korea. Neither side seems likely to give in.
Trapping Iran’s Petro-Dollars
Energy-hungry, US-friendly Asian nations are left in an awkward position as US pressure on Iran increases.
Trapping Iran’s Petro-Dollars
Energy-hungry, US-friendly Asian nations are left in an awkward position as US pressure on Iran increases.
South Korea’s Racism Debate
Foreigners are often quick to claim that South Korea has a significant racism problem. But the vocal views of many English teachers overshadow a complex issue.
Dokdo Row Flares Again
An ongoing territorial row between Japan and South Korea over the Dokdo/Takeshima islets heats up again.
India, South Korea Ink N-Deal
The nuclear deal between South Korea and India reflects Seoul’s determination to ramp up its nuclear industry.
A Navy’s Vital Silent Service
Submariners may be the ‘silent service,’ but they’re also essential for forces like the Taiwanese Navy.