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U.S.-Australia Cooperation in Times of Austerity
In a period of limited and increasingly constrained defense resources, both the United States and Australia need to be looking [...]
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Sequestration’s Impact on America’s Military
The Diplomat's editor Harry Kazianis spoke with Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment Senior Fellow Mark Gunzinger concerning Sequestration and [...]
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Another Problem for the F-35
Over the past six years, few weeks have gone by in which analysts could say “Everything went well with the [...]
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Yes, America Can Rebalance to Asia With a Smaller Military
One year ago, the White House and the Department of Defense announced a change in emphasis for U.S. national security [...]
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Where Does U.S. Stand on Sino-Japanese Dispute?
Japan’s announcement that it has purchased the Senkaku/ Diaoyu islands has predictably created a firestorm in China. On Saturday, even [...]
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Time To End U.S. ‘Ambiguity’ on Taiwan
For the more than three decades since the United States’ recognition of the People’s Republic of China, Washington has relied [...]
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America’s ‘Great Green Fleet’
Dr. James Holmes on what the U.S. Navy's biofuels-propelled fleet reminds us about history.
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Can U.S. Navy Shift to Pacific?
You can expect some backsplash when you stir the pot. That was the case with my last The Diplomat feature article, [...]
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Deterrence, Not Containment
With last year’s diplomatic “pivot” to the Pacific now seemingly in full swing, the United States declared the next phase of [...]
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Oxygen Problems Hit F-22
The US Air Force’s most sophisticated fighter aircraft have been hobbled by unresolved problems with their oxygen systems, potentially undermining [...]
