A liberal vision for the US-Japanese alliance

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The US and Japan must attempt to pattern their alliance after the US-UK's close, balanced and principle-based relationship to attain a useful and long-lasting relationship. The Japanese Self-Defense Forces must expand their role across a wide range of military missions. Japan and the US are also urged to adopt a liberal vision which could help strengthen their relations with China and provide an appropriate framework for a policy of engagement.

Japan, Japanese foreign relations, United States foreign relations

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Prudent or paranoid? The Pentagon's two-war plans

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Issues concerning the resources the United States might need in order to fight two wars at the same time are discussed. The possibility for two simultaneous and similar type of wars to occur is discussed. It is likely that two simultaneous wars might need different military resources.

Naval vessels, Strategic aspects, Naval ordnance, Warships

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Resurrecting the test-ban treaty

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The comprehensive test-ban treaty makes very good strategic sense for the United States and the world. The test-ban treaty is directly linked to stopping nuclear proliferation and it is essential that America ratify the treaty as soon as possible.

United States, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Military aspects, Nuclear weapons, Nuclear testing

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