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Julian McbrideE-International |
Japanese remilitarization will benefit the people of Japan and offer be a much-needed counterbalance in the Indo-Pacific.
South Korea should open up its long taboo over weapons exports to Ukraine as North Korea becomes more intertwined with the war.
Without concrete deterrence, US allies in the region would have no choice but to pursue independent nuclear programs.
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