Railway to Somewhere: Thailand’s Politics and China’s Reach in Southeast Asia
Despite elections last Sunday, Thailand remains riven by political conflict. On the one side is the current government of Prime...
A nation must think before it acts.
Despite elections last Sunday, Thailand remains riven by political conflict. On the one side is the current government of Prime...
Last November, I wrote a blog entitled What Does the Fox Say? that outlined once-hesitant Japan’s efforts to raise...
More lines were drawn in the East China Sea (or rather in the skies above it). With very little...
After North Korea launched seven ballistic missiles into the seas near Japan in July 2006, Japan did something uncharacteristic...
In early September, China hosted the 10th China-ASEAN Expo in southern Chinese city of Nanning. There, Chinese Premier Li...
At first glance, the movement of currencies seems to have little to do with the trajectory of military capabilities. ...
On Sunday, July 21, the Japanese electorate propelled Prime Minister Shinzō Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) (together with its...
Financial crises and their associated economic disruptions (or vice versa) can alter the international political order among countries by...
Overshadowed by the Boston Marathon terrorist attack, military tensions on the Korean peninsula, and possibly Downton Abbey reruns, the...
It seems like we’ve all seen this movie before. North Korea feels affronted and blusters; South Korea and the...