The Globalist

U.S. pressure on China to “do something” about North Korea results from the Trump team’s lack of regional knowledge.

Asian countries like South Korea are nervous about the United States changing its trade deals next.

American worker’s prosperity depends on it.

“Cow vigilantilism” has become a threat to India’s communal harmony.

In its shameless pursuit of Japanese suprematism, the Abe government declares Hitler’s racist diatribe as apt literature for schoolchildren.

What explains Chinese collusion with, and protection of, North Korea? Isn’t China fearful of having a rogue nuclear state on its border?

Trump or no Trump: Taiwan’s path for growth is curtailed by a political roadblock, the PRC’s “One China” policy.

Asia needs to discover a bridge between multipolarity and multilateralism. India could play an important role as a “bridge power.”

Despite Trump in the White House, Japan aims to get the TPP anyway and keep U.S. troops in the country too. Is that realistic?

How the nuclear program controversy and deal opened West Asia to Beijing.