The history between Japan and China has been punctuated by periods of intense rivalry and hostility, and lately, tensions have ratcheted up once again.

Japan, among the top economies of the world, has been in deep recession for nearly a decade. Can she recover? What is in store for her in the end time?

Japan has a history of abrupt changes in policy when the geopolitical situation alters against their self-interests. It is starting to do so once again.

Three events are taking place in Asia with an intensity never before witnessed in human history—at least not since the Flood. How might they affect us?

International relations are convoluted enough to make the mind swim. Geopolitics is perhaps the most conservative method of making some sense of the world.

What are the causes—moral, social, and technological—behind the new demographic realities? Perhaps more importantly, what will be their consequences?

Population trends become reliable trends of future national consequences. We do not have a debt crisis as much as a death crisis.

Only a catastrophe of biblical proportions could forestall the tendency for Asia's populations to age substantially between now and 2025.

Statistics show that the birth rate for the Western nations has dropped below the replacement rate of 2.1 children per woman, sometimes significantly so.

It seems counter-intuitive to think that the world's population is shrinking, but trend lines show the possibility of a 95% reduction in population ahead.

Globalism is a fact of our age, but what ideas undergird it? Most of globalism's underlying principles have their origins in the Israelitish peoples.

Globalism, as it comes in contact with tribalism, often causes conflict because the two systems are incompatible. Such a collision is prophesied.

History shows that an energy crisis can strike at the very core of Japan's existence and cause it to respond in dramatic ways to guard its energy lifeline.

Honor of parents is the basis for good government. The family provides the venue for someone to learn to make sacrifices and be part of a community.

The bombing of Hiroshima highlights the sobering consequences of eating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Human solutions always fall short.