Archive
July 2015
India Will Purchase 4 More US Maritime Surveillance Aircraft
By Ankit Panda
India will purchase four additional Boeing P-8I Poseidon aircraft.
Philippines Tries to Keep South China Sea Outpost Afloat
By Shannon Tiezzi
The Philippines is doing repair work on a ground ship that hosts a small contingent of Philippine soldiers.
Is China's New Submarine Deal with Thailand Now in Peril?
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Bangkok’s long-deferred submarine quest could face yet another delay.
US to Seize $300 Million in Uzbek Bribery Case
By Catherine Putz
The U.S. is latest to join in seizing assets related to a global Uzbek bribery scandal.
China to Codify Internet Control Measures
By Jennifer Zhang
Beijing hopes to make cyberspace “safe and harmonious” territory.
How 'Made in China' Became a Stigma
By David Volodzko
Is there any hope that "Made in China" can overcome its current negative connotations?
North Korea’s African Strategy
By Samuel Ramani
Pyongyang’s defense ties in Africa have been overlooked by the West.
Naval Buildups in the South China Sea
By Steven Stashwick
Southeast Asian naval capabilities are surging. But how meaningful is that?
Amid Economic Woes, Kazakhstan Loosens Grip on Currency
By Catherine Putz
Astana is moving toward a free-floating currency, but that's still a few years away.
The Rise of China's Nanjing Military Region
By Bo Zhiyue
The Nanjing Military Region has become a major source of PLA Air Force leaders.
How the Iran Deal's 'Snap Back' Mechanism Will Keep Tehran Compliant
By Ankit Panda
Should the need arise, the United States can put all UN nuclear-related sanctions back in place against Iran.
Forecasting the Future of US-China Competition
By Dr. Patrick Cronin
A snapshot of Washington views on the future of the US-China relationship.