- I. NAPSNet
- 1. DPRK Nuclear Program
- 2. US on DPRK Nuclear Issue
- 3. ROK Aid to the DPRK
- 4. DPRK Energy Aid
- 5. ROK Government Reorganization
- 6. ROK, US, Japan Military Cooperation
- 7. US-Japan Relations
- 8. Japan Maritime Incident
- 9. Sino-Japanese Relations
- 10. PRC Political Reform
- 11. PRC Civil Society
- 12. PRC Unrest
- 13. PRC Security
- 14. PRC Space Program
- 15. PRC Energy Supply
Archives
Policy Forum 08-014: Seoul Needs Sound Policy, Not Soundbites
Aidan Foster-Carter, honorary senior research fellow in sociology and modern Korea at Leeds University, England, writes, “South Korea’s real problems run deeper than soundbites. They include jobless graduates – too many study the wrong subjects – and, above all, how to create a growth model to meet China’s challenge. That entails boosting services, which means more FDI. Mr Roh, to his credit, saw this. Does Mr Lee?”
NAPSNet Daily Report 19 February, 2008
- I. NAPSNet
- 1. US on DPRK Nuclear Program
- 2. DPRK Nuclear Program
- 3. PRC on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 4. Japan on DPRK Nuclear Talks
- 5. DPRK Economy
- 6. ROK Government Transition
- 7. DPRK Telephone Service
- 8. US-ROK Relations
- 9. ROK-Japan Relations
- 10. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 11. Alleged PRC Espionage
- 12. PRC Environment
- 13. PRC Energy Supply
- 14. PRC Bird Flu Outbreak
- 15. PRC Security
NAPSNet Daily Report 18 February, 2008
NAPSNet Daily Report 15 February, 2008
- I. NAPSNet
- 1. US on DPRK Nuclear Issue
- 2. Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation
- 3. Inter-Korean Relations
- 4. DPRK Tourism
- 5. UN Aid to the DPRK
- 6. ROK-US Military Relations
- 7. ROK-US Joint Military Exercise
- 8. DPRK Economy
- 9. US-ROK Trade Relations
- 10. ROK Energy Supply
- 11. Japan Defense
- 12. USFJ Base Realignment
- 13. US-Japan Security Alliance
- 14. Cross Strait Relations
- 15. PRC on Espionage Allegations
- 16. PRC Olympics
NAPSNet Daily Report 14 February, 2008
Policy Forum 08-013: U.S. Hypocrisy in the Strait of Hormuz?
Mark J. Valencia, a Maritime Policy Analyst and Nautilus Institute Associate, writes, “But if the mighty U.S. Navy vessels truly felt threatened by the lightly armed speedboats, then they should have argued they were engaging in self-defense or have even taken the issue to the UN Security Council. But to claim and pursue transit passage in a provocative manner while refusing to ratify the Convention-and then crying ‘foul’ –smacks of hypocrisy or worse.”
NAPSNet Daily Report 13 February, 2008
- I. Napsnet
Policy Forum 08-012: East Timor: the Crisis Beyond the Coup Attempt
Richard Tanter, Director of the Australia office of the Nautilus Institute, writes, “While the violence of the attempted coup is shocking, it should not be a surprise. East Timor has been moving into multi-dimensional crisis for several years. For a variety of reasons, most foreign observers have been averting their eyes from this growing crisis, leaving their audience surprised when violence finally broke out again.”
NAPSNet Daily Report 12 February, 2008
- I. NAPSNet
- 1. Inter-Korean Relations
- 2. DPRK-EU Relations
- 3. ROK Spy Chief Resignation
- 4. DPRK Military
- 5. DPRK Anti-Corruption Drive
- 6. ROK-Japan Trade Relations
- 7. Relocation of US Bases in Japan
- 8. Japan Defense Policy
- 9. EU on Japan Whaling Issue
- 10. Sino-Indian Territorial Dispute
- 11. PRC Rising Food Prices
- 12. PRC Unrest
- 13. PRC Energy
- 14. PRC Environment
- 15. Russia-Iraq Debt