Japan has always been Washington’s number one Asian ally. That was demonstrated with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s trip to Washington, highlighted by a speech t

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As Congress decides whether to grant trade promotion authority (TPA), which would formally allow U.S. President Barack Obama to negotiate the Trans-Pacific Part

Chinese hackers have become such a persistent presence on American computer networks — both public and private — that sometimes their meddling slips by with l

U.S. government incompetence seems to grow by the month, and now we know it’s becoming a threat to national, and even individual American, security. The Obama

China released its first white paper on military strategy at the end of last month. Issued by the State Council Information Office, the white paper outlines Chi

Asian entrepreneurs are searching for smog’s silver lining. “The Greening of Asia” by Mark Clifford sets out to show that local businesses can – and do – p

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Consider the Trans-Pacific Partnership as an economic hard power weapon. The TPP can’t deal out death like the US 7th Fleet. But a lot of the language used abo