There’s more to Japan–Australia security ties than submarines
Australia’s selection of a replacement for its Collins-Class submarine, termed the SEA1000 program, is entering its final stages. The competitive evaluation process
Myanmar’s Democratic Deficit: Demography and the Rohingya Dilemma
By Rachel Blomquist & Richard Cincotta: According to political demographers, who study the relationship between population dynamics and politics, two characteristics when
Can the Laws of War Adapt to a World of Drone Warfare?
Drones have captured the imagination of popular culture and the attention of international law experts. Amazing access to real-time intelligence enables precision
President Obama claims undue credit for progress toward eliminating nuclear dangers. In fact, in nearly eight years, his administrations have taken only a few
Law Enforcement Agencies Face a Host of Challenges in Countering Drone Threats
By Melissa Hersh and Michael Hopmeier: It’s no surprise that the proliferation of commercial drones operating in United States has spawned interest in technologies to
The Real Accomplishments of the G7 Foreign Ministers Meeting
The G7 meeting held in Hiroshima last weekend marks a major diplomatic accomplishment for Japan. In addition to their Joint Communique, appropriate to