Barack Obama

Greater co-operation between the Indian and U.S. air forces would be good for America’s China policy. It would also help India realize its strategic dreams.

The response to Obama’s latest Asia trip has been mixed. Some Chinese commentators are missing the point.

One of Australia’s top foreign policy commentators is skeptical about the U.S. base deal. It’s a much-needed debate.

Better use of the U.S. Air Force is the most cost-effective and flexible approach to boosting the American presence in the Asia-Pacific.

China’s muted response to U.S. criticism over the South China Sea and the yuan surprised some. Can it last?

India’s nuclear liability laws are proving a headache for potential suppliers. And for U.S.-India co-operation.

A basing deal with the U.S. military has critics in Australia worried. They should be focusing on Southeast Asia.

Critics say the U.S. hasn’t focused enough attention on Southeast Asia. That could be about to change.

Plans to have more U.S. Marines in Australia have prompted debate over the country’s security interests.

If Barack Obama wants to ensure opportunities, jobs and a safer world for the United States then there’s nothing more important than his trade mission to Asia.

The U.S. Navy is soon expected to be granted “permanent and constant” access to Australian bases. Good.

The latest IAEA report on Iran’s nuclear program has strengthened the hand of those calling for tougher action. But the U.S. should open the diplomacy door wider.