Japan’s Midwinter Snap Election: Mandate Politics, Media Dynamics, and the Stakes of Stable Leadership

Japan’s Place in Moderating the U.S.-China Strategic Competition in The Indo-Pacific

Japan and South Korea’s Complex Relations with China and the impact on Indo-Pacific Based Alliances in the Trump 2.0 Era

Japan’s Thatcher Moment – Can Takaichi Thread the Needle Between Trump and Xi?

Middle Power Strategy in a Minilateral Era: Canada’s Policy Options and Comparative Lessons

Middle Power Realities in the Trump 2.0 Era and Beyond: The Illusion of Trade Diversification

Middle Powers and the Prisoner’s Dilemma: Why Defection Undermines Coalition Against U.S. Economic Pressure

Middle power prisoners: The limits and opportunities of an Australia-Canada middle power alignment

Middle Power Pragmatism in the Indo-Pacific: Japan’s Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision

Takaichi’s big win: A major victory for hard-nosed realismThis was a vote for a pragmatist in a dangerous neighborhood

Takaichi’s choice: revolution, reform or regression

How Takaichi should navigate Beijing’s diplomatic threats

Opportunities and Strategies for Indo-Pacific States in Navigating the Minilateral Shift

ASEAN’s institutional vulnerabilities are driving minilateralism

Quad and Counterterrorism: From Declaratory Cooperation to Institutionalised Prevention in India’s World By: Stephen R. Nagy, Saroj Kumar Rath

Quad as Problem Solver or Security Mini-Lateral? Bridging Security and Public Goods Provision

Quad-Plus? Carving out Canada’s Middle Power Role

Canada under pressure – How the gap in foreign interference response is eroding democracy

Canada’s Rush to Beijing Is a Strategic Miscalculation

Canada’s China Gambit: When Strategic Fantasy Meets Reality

Canada undermines its own China engagement

Canada and Japan: An Undeveloped and Distracted Partnership

Canada’s middle power myths give way to harsh realities

Trump’s National Security Strategy Ends Canada’s Security Discount