From WSJopinion: Japan’s decision to double down on its American alliance while building up its own capabilities is a major setback for China’s effort to reshape East Asia, writes wrmead
Review & Outlook: As China and Russia expand their nuclear weapons capabilities, Joe Biden wants to cancel a cruise missile program that one nuclear security expert says is 'as much about perception and politics' as it is about 'hard military capability.' Images: U.S.
Navy via Reuters/AP/DoD Composite: Mark KellyRiots in China, deepening war in Ukraine, continuing upheavals in Iran: It’s been a dramatic week in world affairs. But the quiet revolutions sometimes matter more. Japan is one of the stablest countries on earth, and there are no crowds in the streets as bureaucrats shuffle papers and write reports.
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