Vice FM Kang Says 3-way Cooperation among S. Korea, China, Japan Vital despite ‘Difficulties’
Second Vice Foreign Minister Kang In-sun on Tuesday underscored efforts among South Korea, China and Japan to further cement the trilateral cooperation, calling it a
The Ninth China-Japan- South Korea Trilateral− A Chinese Attempt at Détente?
Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK) or South Korea for the Ninth Trilateral Summit between the three important Northeast Asian countries after a gap of four
Taiwan keeping watch after Chinese submarine surfaces in Taiwan Strait
Taiwan’s defence minister said on Tuesday that they have a “grasp” of the situation after pictures appeared online of a Chinese nuclear submarine surfacing in
The curiously cozy relationship between Taiwan and Japan
Because Taiwan lacks formal diplomatic ties with most countries, it works hard at developing cultural and social links with them. But not with Japan. Far
We need more defence capability long before the first SSN arrives
AUKUS is the great polariser of Australia’s national security community. Supporters are accused of risking too much for one capability; critics are accused of being
Even with intended reforms, US defence trade rules threaten AUKUS cooperation
Recent efforts by Australia, Britain and the United States to harmonise their defence trade controls are welcome, if long overdue. But there are reasons to
Slovakia’s anti-democratic government is doubling down
Just as Slovakia entered a moratorium on public speeches and campaigning ahead of this month’s European Parliament elections, Prime Minister Robert Fico delivered his first public remarks
Israel’s northern border is ablaze
Red banners that hang across bridges above the main roads leading north in Israel contain one word: “Abandoned”. It is a word that is repeated in
Why a drone war in Asia would look different from the one in Ukraine
Twenty years ago the drone was a rarity in conflict. In 2003, the first year of its war in Iraq, America had a paltry 163 drones,
Britain’s Conservatives rule the Thames Estuary. Not for long
On the evening of June 13th, St Margaret’s Church in Rainham was packed. At a long, cloth-covered table in front of the altar, six would-be mps answered