January 2015

Shinzo Abe and the LDP plan to submit security legislation for approval during this session of Japan's Diet.

Despite Russian concerns, Chinese media predict a new "homestead act" will boost Chinese migration to the Far East.

Australia has been using hacker units to go on the offensive. But is its cyber policy up to snuff?

Sino-Indonesian relations appear to be off to a good start. But it is still early days.

China's military parade is not only meant to "intimidate" Japan -- it's a signal to the U.S. as well.

In his latest book, Kissinger offers another explanation of China’s position on North Korea. It is still unsatisfying.

Strategic realities in Central Asia are likely to see Russia and India returning to their historically strong ties.

The transition is complete, but Afghanistan’s future looks uncertain to say the least.

The Taiwanese navy took delivery of its newest indigenously built support-and-supply ship, the Panshih.

Industrial espionage may help China’s military-industrial complex, but it will still need to harness its private sector.

An increasingly authoritarian president is ousted, but the road ahead is uncertain.

A recent blackout caused by a rebel attack plunged 80 percent of Pakistan into darkness.