Why Britain should join Exercise Malabar
Robert Clark argues that as Britain further commits to the Indo-Pacific, the Royal Navy should join Exercise Malabar
Japan
The geopolitical implications of a NATO liaison office in Japan
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses the potential formation of a NATO liaison office in Japan and its implications for the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific
The CPTPP and Britain’s Pacific Rim engagement
George Magnus examines the CPTPP and the economic and political implications of Britain’s accession to the bloc
NATO goes on manoeuvres in the Indo-Pacific
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses the visit of NATO’s Secretary General to South Korea and Japan
Reciprocity redefines the British-Japanese defence relationship
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones investigates the significance of the Reciprocal Access Agreement signed between the United Kingdom and Japan
Japan’s new security strategy: rising to meet the challenge
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones analyses Japan’s 2022 national security strategy and what it means for its defence and foreign policy
The Quad: Taking stock and looking forward
Prof. Ian Hall assesses the Quad’s approach to managing Indo-Pacific security challenges and the future of the group
Old allies and new partners
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones investigates the allies and partners of Global Britain in this more competitive era
Japan girds itself for the long game: 2022 defence white paper
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones examines what Japan’s 2022 defence white paper says about its strategic posture for the years ahead
Shinzo Abe (1954-2022)
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones reflects on Shinzo Abe’s role in international affairs, how he strengthened Britain-Japan relations and his legacy