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Proposal 1: Japan and the U.S. coordination for the long-standing competition with China Proposal 2: How narratives of defending the rules-based international order can help in winning the soft power competition with China Proposal 3: We must rebuild our global policy to deal with China Proposal 4: The establishment of Japan and the U.S. Track 1.5 dialogue for military resilience Proposal 5: Japan and the U.S. cooperation for securing Japan’s Southern Flank Proposal 6: Formulation of new...
Introduction The Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, where attacks on merchant ships by the Houthis are continuing, is transforming into a third battlefield following on from Ukraine and Gaza.[1] Despite that, the current situation is that detailed information is not being communicated sufficiently. Several reasons for this can be considered. Firstly, in conflicts on land the media can go to the front line to gather and transmit information themselves.
Introduction This article follows the article, “The Third Battlefield Connected to Both Ukraine and Gaza: the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden ― The Houthis, Who are Continuing their Attacks on Merchant Ships, Versus the Navy Units of Foreign Countries which are Opposing the Houthis with Operations to Protect the Merchant Ships,”[1] which analyzed the naval activities of various countries working together to respond to indiscriminate attacks.
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