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High Noon for Japan, Asia’s Toothless Tiger

April 5, 2022

Japan’s future, whether she likes it or not, will be with its East Asian neighbors’ Belt and Road Initiative when the U.S. 7th Fleet scuttles back to Pearl Harbor.

Declan Hayes

Ruling Over the Ashes

February 20, 2022

It is the history of Asia that when white men with guns show up professing good intentions, Asians suffer.

Eamon McKinney

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Korea Fires First Shots in War Against Tech Titans

September 27, 2021

Daniel Tudor is a cheerful man and he has every reason to be: The South Korean government has, simply by passing a piece of legislation, made him 15% richer.

As China Cracks Down on the ‘Feminization’ of Males, Should America Take Note?

September 7, 2021

The U.S. elites may either do not sense a problem with the ongoing feminization of American boys, or they have no desire to see the United States succeed as a viable nation for long.

Robert Bridge

As China Cracks Down on the ‘Feminization’ of Males, Should America Take Note?

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Is Afghanistan the First Domino to Fall?

August 22, 2021

It certainly looks like a domino that has been put in position poised to fall waiting for others to take their places in the line.

Tim Kirby

The Korean War’s Forgotten Lessons on the Evil of Intervention

November 21, 2020

When politicians or generals appear itching to pull the United States into another foreign war, remember that truth is routinely the first casualty. It is naive to expect a government that recklessly slays masses of civilians to honestly investigate itself and announce its guilt to the world.

The Korean War’s Forgotten Lessons on the Evil of Intervention

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Pay For Play? Heritage’s Cozy Ties With Foreign Weapons Maker Raises Concerns

July 14, 2020

Opposing international efforts to eliminate the manufacturing of products produced by one of Heritage’s biggest donors poses a potential conflict of interest that no Heritage scholars disclosed in their condemnation of the Mine Ban Treaty.

The Korean War Atrocities No One Wants to Talk About

June 26, 2020

When politicians or generals appear itching to pull the U.S. into another foreign war, remember that truth is routinely the first casualty. The blood of civilian victims of U.S. wars is the political version of disappearing ink. But the kinfolk and neighbors of those victims could pursue vengeance regardless of whether cover-ups con the American people.

The Korean War Atrocities No One Wants to Talk About

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