On September 7 an incident occurred in which a Chinese trawler tried to shake off a Japan Coast Guard patrol boat that pursued it to investigate illegal operations at sea fifteen kilometers from Kubajima of the Senkaku Islands of Okinawa prefecture.
A successful U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan depends on keeping India in the loop.
Sophie Richardson conducts a detailed examination of the beliefs driving China’s foreign policy decisions.
When we conduct military exercises on China’s doorstep, and within range of a clearly unhappy North Korea, we might be unwittingly starting something that we neither want to nor are able to finish.
A new collection of essays provides a comprehensive survey of ethnic conflicts in the Asia-Pacific region.
United States fail to press the advantage in the Cheonan incident.
Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa was in India earlier this month making promises to resettle the war-displaced Sri Lankan Tamil minority one year after his government’s forces won a crippling victory over the Tamil Tiger insurgency.
How Turkey is chasing China to become the next big thing.
Your wrapup before the weekend.
There should be a stiff tariff on all subsidized glass coming from China.
Washington is hoping for a united front against Iran’s nuclear ambitions. But China and Russia have ambitions of their own.
What needs rewriting is not the Geneva Conventions but Israel’s abusive and illegal war strategy.
Expedited talks with China may shine a brighter spotlight on these controversial agreements.
Hillary Clinton tried to emphasize the importance of Africa during her recent trip, but only managed to emphasize how marginal the continent remains to U.S. foreign policy.
Dharamsala is where Tibet 2.0 is being created.