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White House Deal with Japan Risks Military Capability in Asia

White House Deal with Japan Risks Military Capability in Asia
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U.S.–Japan Security Agreement Enhances Allied Goals

The new SCC agreements represent written hopes of future success and do not, in and of themselves, represent achieving those objectives. ....

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How to Save the U.S.-Japan Alliance

The U.S.-Japan alliance remains crucial, but it is underperformingand weaker than generally perceived. A failure by America's leadersto understand, appreciate, and take necessary transformativemeasures raises the risk of crises in Asia and around the world.There are issues that could easily lead to a stagnant allianceunable to adapt to a rapidly changing Asian security environment. ....

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New Japanese Government Should Affirm Support for Agreed Repositioning of U.S. Forces

Of greatest concern to the U.S. is the impact Hatoyama’s resignation will have on Japanese commitment to abide by the Guam Agreement. ....

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Top 10 Reasons Why the U.S. Marines on Okinawa Are Essential to Peace and Security in the Pacific

Two factors have driven the debate over the planned U.S. military realignment in Japan: campaign pledges made by the Democratic Party of Japan and complaints from Okinawans about the presence of the U.S. military. These factors have had a particularly strong impact on efforts to preserve the Marine Corps Air Station on Okinawa. However, other critical factors national interests, regional threats, and the U.S.–Japan alliance’s military requirements are absent from the discussion over the station’s scheduled relocation from Futenma to a more remote locale. The Obama Administration should continue to press Japan for implementation of the military realignment agreement. It is past time for Tokyo to jettison its passive consensus-building approach and take more assertive steps. ....

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