By Peter Wyckoff Figure 1: Map locating select ports with recent Japanese financial assistance (made with zeemaps.com). [1] Japanese ambassadors are suddenly
May 1, 2017
Commentary
Spotlight on Japan’s seventy-year old constitution
There is more than the usual interest in the seventieth birthday of Japan’s constitution, importantly because of a move to revision of
Stimson Experts Analyze President Trump’s First 100 Days
From terrorism to North Korea, from trade to the environment — President Trump took office facing a crowded inbox of global challenges.
April 27, 2017
Commentary
South Korea-Japan-US: A Window for Trilateral Cooperation
Tensions between Japan and South Korea are an ongoing concern, with controversies relating to historical issues periodically souring diplomatic relations. Japan recently
President Trump, You Can Stop the Use of Child Soldiers
President Donald Trump’s foreign policy priorities remain uncertain nearly 100 days into his administration. Early indications, however, point to human trafficking as
Proposed White House Budget Cuts Undermine Syria Strike Objectives
While the potential government shutdown is drawing headlines this week, President Trump’s proposed 2018 budget should be raising even more eyebrows. Simply
April 26, 2017
Commentary
Executive Governance Needed to Counter Threats to Nuclear Plants
As governments and industries try to understand the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats to civilian nuclear power plants, it is becoming clear
Making Waves: Japan and the Indian Ocean Region
By Peter Wyckoff Figure 1: Map locating select ports with recent Japanese financial assistance (made with zeemaps.com). [1] Japanese ambassadors are suddenly