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How China Remembers WWII Could Color Summit
China's interpretations of World War II are central to its positions on Japan and Taiwan, two issues likely to come up in Xi Jinping's summit with President Trump.
Japan’s New Fleet Information Warfare Command Creates Opportunities for the US Navy
The Fleet Information Warfare Command launched in March upgrades Japan’s capabilities and improves potential information warfare integration with the US Navy.
War in Iran Tests the Limits of the “No-Limits Partnership” Between China and Russia
War in Iran largely benefits Russia but has negative consequences for China, exposing differences in their interests and agendas that limit their partnership.
The Shadow Fleet’s New Flags Challenge Order at Sea
US seizures of sanctioned oil tankers is complicated legally as shadow fleet ships begin to switch to the flags of Russia and other boycotted nations.