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Peace pleas directed at the Kremlin must be extended to Washington: its ‘mission creep’ tendencies and hostility towards Beijing – whose influence with Moscow might have made all the difference – threaten to extinguish…
Tom Plate, LMU professor of Asian and Asian American Studies and vice president of the nonprofit Pacific Century Institute, writes: “While nuclear weapons use is often labeled unthinkable, alas, that very option has been…
While nuclear weapons use is often labeled unthinkable, after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, that option now seems to be on the table, writes LMU’s Tom Plate, professor of Asian and Asian American Studies, in…
Dismissed by some for its size, Singapore boasts a strategic location, high GDP, and a demonstrated ability to work with China, writes Tom Plate, LMU professor of Asian and Asian American studies and vice…
LMU’s Tom Plate, professor of Asian and Asian American Studies, explores former Gov. Jerry Brown’s thoughts about America’s relationship with China in this South China Morning Post opinion piece. Source: South China Morning PostU.S.-China…
It is imperative that Chinese President Xi Jinping’s government continues to edge away from the bleak dark shadow of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and resettle itself geopolitically into a better place, writes LMU Professor…
The threat of nuclear force calls for greater attempts at negotiation and a willingness by the West to make concessions to provide Putin with a way out, writes LMU Professor of Asian and Asian…
