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Pakistani Carrier Fires 28 Pilots Over Fake Licenses Scandal

Pakistani Carrier Fires 28 Pilots Over Fake Licenses Scandal

By Associated Press
The firings follow an internal investigation that found widespread cheating by pilots on exams.
Why the ‘Old Normal’ Along the Sino-Indian Border Can No Longer Stand

Why the ‘Old Normal’ Along the Sino-Indian Border Can No Longer Stand

By Ankit Panda
China’s fait accompli in Eastern Ladakh has disintegrated more than two decades of bilateral mechanisms and understandings.

Glimpses of Kaho: A Village Along the Line of Actual Control on the India-China Border

Glimpses of Kaho: A Village Along the Line of Actual Control on the India-China Border

By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Kaho is a village on the easternmost tip of India.

The United States, China, and the Future of Arms Control

The United States, China, and the Future of Arms Control

By Ankit Panda
Tong Zhao discusses prospects for strategic arms control between the United States and China.

Where Is Defense Reform in Malaysia Headed?

Where Is Defense Reform in Malaysia Headed?

By Nik Mohamed Rashid Nik Zurin and Ivy Kwek
Malaysia’s planned defense reforms need implementing.
Australia’s 2020 Defense Strategic Update and Force Structure Plan: A Paradigm Shift

Australia’s 2020 Defense Strategic Update and Force Structure Plan: A Paradigm Shift

By Ankit Panda
Australia is setting its sights on big defense expenditures over the coming decade to support a more active defense concept.

South Korea Wants Another Trump-Kim Summit. Would It Be Worthwhile?

South Korea Wants Another Trump-Kim Summit. Would It Be Worthwhile?

By Dan DePetris
What could another summit accomplish at this point?
Chinese Vessels Enter Senkaku Islands Territorial Sea for Longest Duration Since 2012. Why Now?

Chinese Vessels Enter Senkaku Islands Territorial Sea for Longest Duration Since 2012. Why Now?

By Ankit Panda
According to the Japan Coast Guard, Chinese vessels remained in the territorial sea around the disputed islets for 30 hours.

China’s Maritime Militia Vessels May Be Military Objectives During Armed Conflict

China’s Maritime Militia Vessels May Be Military Objectives During Armed Conflict

By James Kraska and Yusuke Saito
There is no universal definition for naval auxiliaries, but such ships are subject to the same treatment as warships during armed conflict.

Robert Mo, Wen Ho Lee, and Non-Military Chinese Intellectual Property Theft

Robert Mo, Wen Ho Lee, and Non-Military Chinese Intellectual Property Theft

By Robert Farley
The range of technologies China is—and was—interested in varies considerably.

US Navy Conducts Dual Aircraft Carrier Exercises in South China Sea

US Navy Conducts Dual Aircraft Carrier Exercises in South China Sea

By Ankit Panda
U.S. aircraft carriers simulated multiple sorties against enemy bases in the South China Sea.
What’s Behind China’s Expansion of Its Territorial Dispute With Bhutan?

What’s Behind China’s Expansion of Its Territorial Dispute With Bhutan?

By Ankit Panda
Beijing may be trying to drive a wedge between India and Bhutan.

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