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Jiji Press | Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Elbridge Colby, who was in charge of formulating the US National Defense Strategy in 2018, said in an interview that the Taiwan contingency was a problem directly linked to Japan's sovereignty. The answers to each question are as follows....
The New York Times | If anything can tip the global power struggle between China and the United States into an actual military conflict, many experts and administration officials say, ...
Waynesburg University | Waynesburg University hosted Elbridge Colby for a virtual lecture as part of the Glenn A. and Jane L. Crosby Humanities Lectureship...
Le Figaro | This former Pentagon strategist under Trump warns against overly aggressive rhetoric on "democratic values" that is not backed up by adequate military and economic means...
Renaissance Macro Research | RenMac’s Head of Policy Steve Pavlick will host a discussion on how Taiwan could become the flashpoint in U.S.-China relations...
War on the Rocks | America should act now to strengthen its Western Pacific forward posture. Neglecting it further raises the risk of war — and defeat....
The Washington Post | The central theme of President Biden’s foreign policy is a global, muscular liberalism. Ensuring that democracy “will and must prevail,” Biden told the Munich Security Conference, is “our galvanizing mission....
Nikkei Asia | Japan needs to spend a lot more on defense. Though relations between Tokyo and Washington are very solid, the simple fact is that America cannot and, if pressed, very likely will not balance China effectively alone. ...
Nikkei Asia | In recent years, the Pentagon has carried out multiple war games simulating a U.S.-China military conflict in Asia. The American side has reportedly lost time and time again...
Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique | FRS and U.S. Embassy & Consulates in France are pleased to invite you to a webinar entitled "The New Transatlantic Security Agenda", which will be held online on Wednesday, March 10, from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm (CET)...