ROK Military Parades, S. Korean Cruise Missiles, and Evolving DPRK Diplomacy
South Korea tests North Korea's charm offensive with a military parade in Seoul, special guest: the Hyunmoo-3c cruise missile.
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What’s Vertical in R?
Many people know what’s perpendicular in math. They and they understand that and it, respectively when they see the answers. They might well not know what’s perpendicular inside mathematics, however for them it makes sense. Is rather not easy, although others still might not understand what is perpendicular. Then the solution is what’s vertical in...
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What Exactly Does Coordinate Mean in Math?
In math the biggest question you’ll most likely have is what will coordinate mean In this guide we’ll try to describe how it is used in math and exactly what this means. Coordinate is a process of translating a set of coordinates. A few examples of coordinate are translating coordinates which are into those that...
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Interested in Mathematics Ideas
The Most Popular Interested in Mathematics In fact they often are really a terrible manner! Please receive additional assistance when it is evident it’s necessary. In addition you need a method to pay for faculty. That implicit trust is. On the list of top-paying branches of engineering stipulates an terrific livelihood to folks who are...
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Unofficially Official: The U.S. Rebalance to Asia-Pacific and the U.S.-Japan-Taiwan alliance
Co-author: Misato Matsuoka* There is a lot of buzz about U.S. rebalancing policy, but at the end of the day it is not a massive policy change from the U.S. perspective and neither is it one from the perspective of U.S. allies and partners, old and emerging ones, in the region. The increase of a...
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Strategy talks between Vietnam and the United States
by ROBERTO TOFANI Will President Obama invite his Vietnamese counterpart, Truong Tan Sang, to sample a Big Mac American-style during his visit to the United States? This past week the mainstream media have been overwhelmed by news of the forthcoming McDonald’s opening in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon. This development should not have...
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Is there a Global Epidemic of Protest?
In an article in The Diplomat, Robert Kelly raised an interesting question regarding whether the youth protests that have engulfed Turkey, Brazil, Egypt will spread to Asia. He argued that all of them have a common denominator with other Asian countries, where there are: [W]ell-educated youth, exposed through modern technologies to the reality of better, cleaner governance elsewhere. And...
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Medium: This War Game is a Warning to China
https://viagrageneriquefr24.com/viagra-en-france/ My second article at Medium, “This War Game is a Warning to China“, is now up. Have at it. Apologies for the late posting, I was on vacation in the Midwest.
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Medium: Japan: Flat-Tops or Not?
My first article at Medium is out, on Japan’s recent history of naval aviation and future prospects for aircraft carriers. You’ll viagranewonlineproduct.com find it here.
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Is the US Scrapping the Pivot?
Below is a guest contribution by Brad Nelson from CWCP. A few days ago political scientist and Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer made an astute point on Twitter: “Hillary/Donilon/Geither to Kerry/Rice/Lew. Lots, lots less Asia focus in 2nd term Obama team. Let’s hope Xi Jinping doesn’t notice.” I think Bremmer’s assessment is spot on. Practically all of the...
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Vietnamese Prime Minister to Open 12th IISS Asia Security Summit
by ROBERTO TOFANI Vietnamese Prime Minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, will deliver the keynote address at the 12th IISS Asia Security Summit(1), also called the Shangri-La Dialogue, which will convene in Singapore from 31 May to Jun 2. The meeting is “a Track One security summit which brings together defense ministers, armed forces’ commanders, and the...
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Taiwan’s dispute with the Philippines (II): Domestic politics in command
In my previous post, I examined the general nature of the current dispute between the Philippines and Taiwan and the foreign policy motivations on the Taiwan side. Yet, the behaviour of Taiwan’s government in the aftermath of the incident from May 9 that resulted in death of a Taiwanese fisherman after his boat was fired upon...
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Taiwan’s dispute with the Philippines (I): One international law, two interpretations
A short time ago, I praised Taiwan for reaching an agreement with Japan on fishing in the area around Diaoyutai/Senkaku islands. It was a rare occasion on which two sides reached consensus on a highly disputed issue involving sovereignty claims and resource sharing. However, the seas of East and Southeast Asia offer plenty of opportunities to get...
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