Jonathan Gad
Contributor
America's Dark History in Philippines Casts Shadow Over Defense Pact
Some Filipinos say US support for the country's brutal dictator and imperialist history means it's bad idea to sign a defense pact that puts US troops on their soil.
The US and Japanese Militaries Just Got a Little Bit Friendlier
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's effort to expand his military's global reach just got a shot in the arm from a deal he has reached with the US government.
The Japanese Military Is Getting Offensively Cute
Cute aspects of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's effort to expand the role of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces could have the effect of rehabilitating Japanese militarism.
Poison Shrimp, Porcupines, and Dolphins: Singapore Is Packing Some Serious Heat
The legacy of Singapore’s deceased founding father Lee Kuan Yew can be seen in its surprisingly well-equipped military. But despite his efforts, Singapore's future security is far from assured.
US Veterans Want Japan's Prime Minister to Apologize to Congress
Seventy-three years after the brutal Bataan Death March, American survivors and their family members are waging a war of words with Japan.
Here’s Why China Should be Worried About the Islamic State
The militant group might be moving to expand its reach in Asia by attempting to recruit downtrodden Muslim domestic workers in Hong Kong.
