We can’t afford to stay—and Tokyo can defend itself.
Beijing won’t be able to threaten the American homeland anytime soon. So why is everyone panicking about China’s military buildup?
Japan’s new government wants to transform the country’s foreign policy, including its alliance with America. Will Tokyo and Washington have a falling out?
Why America will be facing an even more staunchly anti-U.S., pronuclear government in Tehran.
The EU’s biannual summit shows the organization is bereft with internal squabbling. But most Europeans would rather have an imperfect union than none at all.
America’s July 4 and China’s October 1 are no longer that different—and that says a lot about China’s future.
Western analysts are fond of describing Chinese foreign policy in terms of the Great Wall.