Nationalism

After weeks of constant WWI analogies, Asia now debates which country is most like Nazi Germany.

The 21st century will be defined by nationalism; not religion or culture.

In a move certain to inflame regional tensions, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will visit a controversial WWII shrine.

Why are Taiwanese and Chinese nationalisms perceived so differently despite emanating from the same source?

Chinese leaders’ repeated calls for the PLA to be ready to plan, fight, and win wars is an ominous sign.

Why the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands dispute serves as a dangerous form of distracting nationalism.

The Global Times is often considered a ‘hardline’ newspaper. A comprehensive reading of the editorial section tells a different story.

While protectionist measures are partly due to the upcoming election, they’re increasingly a fact-of-life in Indonesia.

President Lee’s island visit was uncalled for given Japan’s repeated apologies over its past.

Chinese leaders have displayed more self-control when it comes to sovereignty issues than their counterparts in Asia.

The attack takes place in the backdrop of growing tensions over islands in the East China Sea.

Why China and other nations competing for various islands could use joint-development to ease tensions.