Brad Glosserman

Without a holistic response, China’s tsunami of exports will continue.

The APR is probably the best single opportunity to get the regional zeitgeist on issues of geopolitics and economics.

During the Q&A that followed his keynote speech last week to the 39th Asia-Pacific Roundtable (APR), Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim riffed on his irritation at the colonial legacy in geography, the naming of the Middle East in particular...

For Japan, then, any real discussion of security must start with questions about the U.S. commitment to the region.

It’s been more than 35 years since I started working on Asian affairs. When I began that journey, the United States was a reflexively transatlantic nation; most people laboring on what we now call geopolitics, or foreign and national security policy...

A recent Pew Research Center report on global attitudes concludes that views of the U.S. worsened last year to the point where more people now view China with higher regard.

“The United States is respected as never before.” U.S. President Donald Trump has confidently repeated that assertion since his first term in office. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to be true. The most recent Pew Research Center report on global...

I'm a doom scroller — I wrote “Peak Japan,” remember? — so I've been captivated by “Europe 2031,” a speculative future history that predicts the subjugation and virtual collapse of Europe because of its failure to keep pace in artificial intelligence.

A fictional account of Europe’s collapse warns of AI dependence.

Japanese biologist Tomitaro Makino believed that “there is no such thing as a weed.” Instead, he insisted that the label depends on the larger context from which the plant emerges.