Japan can’t rest on its laurels and pander to some short-term profit-making pleas from the private sector at the cost of its long-term...
The true litmus case for the rules-based order will be its ability to evolve and withstand the challenges in the Indo-Pacific in the...
Beijing, Tokyo and Seoul all value more joint cooperation, or so they say. But given their historical grievances, and a host of new...
With more strategic investments, Japan may hold a key to sustainable development on the continent, writes J. Berkshire Miller. By J. Berkshire Miller,...
If there is no serious attention paid to the strained Japan-South Korea relationship, there will be important costs, writes J. Berkshire Miller. By...
Post-election, one of the key areas for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be foreign policy. Although he has been a source of...
Stronger ties with Canada will not replace Japan's alliance with the US— but it will play a complementary role that will pay dividends...
Facing U.S. unpredictability, both countries have decided that they’re better off working together, writes J. Berkshire Miller. By J. Berkshire Miller, July 2,...
There is a broader sense, both in Washington and among many states in the Indo-Pacific region, that the U.S. and China are on...
The world must figure out how to balance the free flow of digital data and information, which relies on speed and uninhibited pathways,...