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Only the United States Can Pull Japan and Korea Back from the Brink

As Japan-South Korea relations plummet to a postwar nadir, CSIS’s Patrick Buchan and Benjamin Rimland explore how the United States, as senior alliance partner, should respond to protect trilateral cooperation.

Commentary by Patrick Gerard Buchan and Benjamin Rimland — July 23, 2019

‘Morrison’s Miracle Election’: The End of Uncertainty

CSIS's Patrick G. Buchan argues that the recent Scott Morrison's upset victory in Australia is less the "Trump moment" down under and more about the Australian electorate's need for stability.

Commentary by Patrick Gerard Buchan — May 28, 2019

The Land of the Long White Doubt: A Call to ANZUS

With the downward trend in the security environment in the Indo-Pacific, CSIS’s Patrick Buchan and Benjamin Rimland make the case to renew ANZUS.

Commentary by Benjamin Rimland and Patrick Gerard Buchan — March 12, 2019

Rethinking U.S. Strategy in the Pacific Islands

Although China is currently setting the pace of the “great game” playing out in the Indo-Pacific, it still has a long way to go before it challenges U.S. regional supremacy, as Patrick Buchan from the Alliances and American Leadership Project writes in his commentary.
 

Commentary by Patrick Gerard Buchan — November 2, 2018