Archive
March 13, 2013
A U.S. Naval Blockade of China?
“There’s another emerging theme…about how a U.S.-China conflict could unfold – a naval blockade.”
Surface Combat Fleets: Obsolete?
With America and others developing “carrier killer” missiles, what does the future hold for surface navies in wartime?
Vietnamese Coffee Brews Global Dreams
Vietnam has a unique coffee culture with an alluring story. The challenge is finding the right way to tell it.
Manila to Talk with Kirams Amid Sabah’s Deadly Insurgency
Manila’s talks with the Sultan of Sulu bode poorly for Malaysia’s stability and add legitimacy to outdated claims.
General David Hurley
General David Hurley, the chief of the ADF, spoke to Australian military analyst Sergei DeSilva-Ranasinghe about defense cooperation with the United States, engagement with Asia-Pacific and South Pacific regions, the implementation of the Force Posture Review’s recommendations and more.
Iran Can't Follow North Korea's Nuclear Example
Some argue that Iran could follow N. Korea’s nuclear path. Actually, Pyongyang’s experience may deter Tehran from building a bomb.
Can China Get Tough on North Korea?
China, along with other members of the UNSC, have placed tough sanctions on N. Korea. Will Beijing follow through?
Empowering Women Through Microfinance in India
The government’s efforts to create micro credit institutions geared towards women are too important to dismiss.