Asia Defense

An increasingly fractured international system, along with lack of a meaningful hierarchy of threats, is making prospects of arms control difficult.

The newly announced SCIFiRE project builds on 15 years of joint Australia-U.S. fundamental research on hypersonics.

The Pacific-based amphibious carrier burned for nearly five days in July.

Any assessment of the health of defense industry supply chains has to distinguish the impact of the pandemic from increasing protectionism and intellectual property maneuvering.

China’s growing economic might and its aggressive military posturing have provided India, Singapore and Thailand strategic rationale to combine their efforts.

The Russian Navy claims that it expelled USS John S. McCain from Peter the Great Bay.

While the U.S. has evinced interest in selling armed and unarmed drones to India, a variety of reasons is preventing the country from going ahead with the purchases.

Despite symbolic assertions, European countries face fundamental constraints in establishing a larger military footprint in Asia.

The country's armed forces have come a long way since the years following the Vietnam War.

According to reports, the Indian military will test multiple Brahmos cruise missiles this week.

The Malabar exercises in the Indian Ocean this month show the Quad is ready to be serious.

This kind of story has become common, although it less commonly involves allies and domestic production contracts.