Japan’s Shifting Role in East Asian Security
Yuichiro Kakutani speaks with international relations expert Peter Katzenstein about the state and future of Japanese security.
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Yuichiro Kakutani speaks with international relations expert Peter Katzenstein about the state and future of Japanese security.
Continue reading Japan’s Shifting Role in East Asian Security
Washington must intervene politically in Yemen before extremists gain a foothold amidst the chaos.
Continue reading Yemen in Flames: Why the US Needs to Stop Supporting Saudi War Crimes
The U.S. is allowing Turkey to become more authoritarian and opposed to the anti-ISIL effort.
Continue reading Managing the Turkish-Kurd Conflict Should be a U.S. Priority
American politicians are engaged in a dangerous war of words with Islamic State, which is exactly what the group wants.
Continue reading Safe Spaces and Safe Zones: How America’s Culture Wars Bleed into Its Foreign Wars
Today, dozens of countries deserve a “middle power” status, which makes the question of what power is, and who has it particularly important.
Continue reading Thinking Like Thatcher: Against Regional Representation in UNSC
Before a shocked and awed Western public cries for military intervention, it would do well to internalize three lessons from the devastation wrought in Paris.
Continue reading A Tale of Two or More Cities: What the West Must Learn From Beirut and Paris
Alex Davies talks to New York Times National Security Correspondent David Sanger about recent developments in Syria and Iran.
Continue reading Cooperation and Conflict in the Middle East: US Strategy in Flux
Two cybersecurity experts join us for this week’s podcast.
Continue reading Cybersecurity: History, Hacks, and the Future of Information Warfare
The U.S. thought it had invented the next generation of light naval vessels. China was less than impressed.
Continue reading The Rise and Decline of the Littoral Combat Ship