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The 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea are already fraught with hard national security choices and the games have only just begun.
How a "dual freeze" of U.S.-ROK military exercises and North Korean military tests could present an opportunity for temporary stablility in East Asia.
Six components of Tillerson's Asia trip require careful reading: his assurances to allies; “20 years of failure”; sanctions; military options; negotiations; and the all-important China audience of one, Xi Jinping.
While restricting coal imports from North Korea satisfies some of China’s existing obligations to the U.N. Security Council (UNSC), the ban also serves domestic policy interests in limiting foreign coal imports and reducing domestic consumption of coal-fired energy.
Proposed changes to China's maritime safety law suggest that Beijing is consolidating a putative legal basis for asserting its security interests and may be readying for more pronounced conflict in the South China Sea.
China continued to react critically to the Trump administration’s emerging position on the South China Sea.
A brief filed by the U.S. government gives its support to a lower court decision in Cooper v. TEPCO, now in the 9th Circuit.
Water Wars is a weekly roundup of the latest news, analysis, and opinions related to ongoing tensions in the South and East China Seas.
Water Wars is a weekly roundup of the latest news, analysis, and opinions related to ongoing tensions in the South and East China Seas.
Water Wars is a weekly roundup of the latest news, analysis, and opinions related to ongoing tensions in the South and East China Seas.