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Brad GlossermanThe Japan Times |
Since the end of the Cold War, the U.S.-Philippines alliance has been the sick man of the U.S. regional security architecture. (The alliance with...
On May 1, China eliminated all tariffs on imports from African countries, with the exception of one, Eswatini. The tiny South African kingdom is being...
OK, that’s rich. A prominent Chinese academic warned that the United States now views technology competition between itself and China “less as a...
Be scared. Very scared. Readers captivated by cybersecurity developments have likely seen mention of Mythos, the latest version of the Claude...
Governments around the world are struggling to deal with the economic impacts of the Iran war. That is somewhat understandable. They were blindsided...
A few years ago, I had dinner with several former South Korean government officials, during which they urged me to encourage the United States...
Through five internationally acclaimed, best-selling books, Len Deighton never named his protagonist. It wasn’t until the movie version of his debut...
Uh oh. Survey data from Politico, the media giant, shows that “the 21st century is more likely to belong to Beijing than to Washington,” at least...
I spent last week at the U.S. Air Force Academy. Just past the United States Olympic & Paralympic Museum and the ProRodeo Hall of Fame in Colorado...
Little about the U.S. attacks on Iran makes sense. I will leave it to regional experts to explain the rationale behind and the impact of the strikes...
This week marks the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. No one expected the war — except for a handful of intelligence analysts...