ThinkAnalytics Blog Matthew Begeman

Japan’s new Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is the name that resides on multiple news sites as the former Foreign Minister won the election after the first round. The Hiroshima native is deemed as a more conservative member, less willing to test new boundaries after he is presented as the new Prime Minister on 04 October 2021.


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The United States and Australia have an extremely critical relationship that changes how other countries within the Indo-Pacific understand the power dynamic with China. The dilemma, is not pissing-off other countries and their agreements, wants, or needs to make sure they do not give up on their efforts and run to China. What I mean by that is the underlying grey area or grey-zone activities that are able to be leveraged to encircle China and displaying to other countries that their economies do not need to be so dependent on a singular country. The challenge with that is not only infinite thinking, but altering the status quo, and also proving that the United States and Australia will have their backs no matter what. This is where the United States and Australia’s relationship could truly flourish.


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On Sept 11 and Sept 12, 2021, North Korea Academy of Defense Science tested a new cruise missile. The cruise missile according to Korean Central News Agency, “traveled for 7.580 seconds along an oval and pattern-8 flight orbits in the air above the territorial land and waters of the DPRK and hit targets 1,500 km away.” The new cruise missile is capable to striking all of mainland Japan, and South Korea.

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