Category: INTERNATIONAL LAW & HUMAN RIGHTS
East China Sea is Japan’s top security challenge
The Council’s J. Berkshire Miller highlights why the East China Sea is the biggest security challenge for Japan.
No Grand Bargain
The Council’s J. Berkshire Miller discusses Japan-Korea relations after the “Comfort Women” deal in his latest for Foreign Affairs.
What Trudeau’s First 100 Days on the World Stage Will Look Like
Navid Hassibi provides his take on Trudeau’s first 100 days in office on the world stage in his latest via the Huffington Post.
Legal Dimensions of China-Philippines Dispute
In an article for the International Bar Association, the CIP’s J. Berkshire Miller analyzes the Hague Arbitration on the South China Sea dispute between Beijing and Manila.
Japan Should Do More to Forge Security Links with ASEAN
The CIP’s J. Berkshire Miller discusses Japan’s security role with ASEAN in the Nikkei Asian Review.
‘Outdated’ Iran policy makes Canada a global outlier
The CIP’s Navid Hassibi discusses how Canada’s existing Iran policy will isolate it now that a nuclear deal has been struck.
Canada should prep for life after Iran sanctions
Navid Hassibi discusses how Canada will likely need to lift nuclear-related sanctions against Iran in the event a nuclear deal is reached.
Creatively Removing Sanctions Against Iran
Navid Hassibi and Tom Sauer examine creative ways of removing sanctions against Iran.
China Takes Steps To Control South China Sea
The CIP’s J. Berkshire Miller discusses Beijing’s next potential moves in the South China Sea in a piece from Al Jazeera America.