Japan

The nuclear deal between South Korea and India reflects Seoul’s determination to ramp up its nuclear industry.

Submariners may be the ‘silent service,’ but they’re also essential for forces like the Taiwanese Navy.

Submariners may be the ‘silent service,’ but they’re also essential for forces like the Taiwanese Navy.

Cyber criminals have been quick to exploit the March 11 earthquake and nuclear disaster in Japan.

With growing concerns over its energy security, Japan is increasingly looking at MERCOSUR as an alternative to nuclear power and the Middle East.

China confirms details of the refitting of its first aircraft carrier the Shi Lang, and plans to develop its own vessel.

Comparative quiet in China’s neighbourhood has given it the chance to rise peacefully. Will it keep flexing its muscles?

The US must be careful not to make China feel like it is being contained. A mix of co-operation and balancing is a much better course.

Will the upcoming change in Chinese leadership prompt a dramatic shift in China’s foreign policy? History suggests it could.

As the nuclear crisis is dissected by commentators, some have turned to cultural stereotypes to explain the problems. It’s a dangerous approach.

With little local support, it’s time for a rethink of the current plan to relocate US forces in Japan.

Any big shift from nuclear power will take years. It’s time for Japan’s politicians to show some leadership to ensure the country’s reactors get back online.