Military

Analysis

    • Op-Ed

    Japan Is Back

    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has promised to revitalize Japan's geopolitical significance, but that might mean alienating Tokyo's neighbors in the region.

    • Op-Ed

    Refusing to See the Obvious in Afghanistan

    Pakistan and Afghanistan should be encouraged to continue their renewed dialogue on regional security, even if their strategic convergence is limited at best.

    • Op-Ed

    Beijing's Nukes

    This is a good moment for India to actively intervene in the global nuclear debate, articulate its priorities, and seek to promote a nuclear consensus among the major powers.

    • Stranglehold: The Context, Conduct and Consequences of an American Naval Blockade of China

      • Sean Mirski
      • February 12, 2013
      • Journal of Strategic Studies

      In an all-out war with China, the United States could impose a naval blockade to pressure Beijing with minimal risk.

      • Op-Ed

      Talk Time

      Washington and London seem desperate for talks with the Taliban and any deal that would let them declare victory and get out of Afghanistan.

      • Article

      Is Pakistan’s Behavior Changing?

      Pakistan’s policy shifts are often signs of weakness, not strategic evolution. To encourage positive change, Islamabad should be left to face the consequences of its actions.

      • Op-Ed

      Obama, the Realist

      President Obama's second term will likely see America being more selective about where it becomes involved abroad.

      • Op-Ed

      Pivot to America

      President Obama's sweeping vision for his second term might include scaling back America's traditionally active role in the world.

      • Op-Ed

      Karzai in DC

      As Presidents Obama and Karzai meet to discuss the American withdrawal from Afghanistan, they will face major disagreements both between and within their two countries.

      • Op-Ed

      Doubting Delhi

      In the face of mounting international skepticism, India must take real steps to pursue strategic partnerships with the United States and other nations.

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