Myanmar’s Escalating Civil War and the Limits of Chinese Intervention
On Thursday, February 25, Australia released its 2016 Defense White Paper indicating a massive rise in defense spending of over 81% over the Read More
On Thursday, February 25, Australia released its 2016 Defense White Paper indicating a massive rise in defense spending of over 81% over the Read More
Freedom of navigation in the South China Sea has not been a problem and demilitarization in the region needs efforts Read More
THAT China has lifted so many out of poverty and become so powerful so quickly is remarkable. No less remarkable Read More
Malaysia needs its own strategic thinking on China as its growing importance to Malaysia and to the region, a former Read More
The fifth Kilo-class submarine procured for the Vietnamese People’s Navy (VPN) arrived at Cam Ranh Bay at the beginning Read More
The US-led Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which was signed by 12 countries accounting for 40 percent of the global GDP, will only have Read More
The element of signaling surrounding the first U.S.-ASEAN summit in Sunnylands, California was strong. The White House decision Read More
From February 15-16, U.S. president Barack Obama will host Southeast Asian leaders as well as the ASEAN Secretary-General for Read More
The Indo-Pacific region has been fraught with maritime issues, including an array of non-traditional security threats, notably seaborne piracy and Read More
President Barack Obama has made our relationship with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and engagement with Southeast Asia Read More