September 2011

South Koreans haven’t turned against unification with North Korea. They’re just indifferent over the issue.

Worried by an increasingly assertive China, India has ramped up investment in its Navy and Air Force. Will it be enough to protect its own backyard?

Is a rising price tag making Australia think twice about its planned F-35 fighter purchase from Lockheed Martin?

Investigations into Wednesday’s bomb outside a Delhi court are complicated by conflicting claims of responsibility.

China’s top official paper warns the US against selling advanced arms to Taiwan or else risk being ‘punished.’

Western nations should welcome Chinese investment not fear it. They can turn it to their advantage.

Western nations should welcome Chinese investment not fear it. They can turn it to their advantage.

Senior officials from China and Kyrgyzstan meet to discuss how to work more closely on tackling terrorism.

The Communist Party’s crackdown on ‘toxic’ Internet rumours is misguided. The tighter it squeezes freedom, the more credibility slips through its hands.

Al-Qaeda has had a difficult year with the loss of bin Laden and other senior leaders. But discounting it as a threat would be dangerously premature.

Southeast Asian nations have taken different approaches to tackling terrorism since the September 11 attacks.

Southeast Asian nations have taken different approaches to tackling terrorism since the September 11 attacks.