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The U.K. desperately wants to join the Indo-Pacific game. But will its material circumstances allow it?

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.

President Tsai Ing-wen called the submarine production crucial to Taiwan’s development of asymmetric warfare capabilities.

North Korea at present is not in the same position that Vietnam was in 1986, in large part due to differences in the security environment.

Wine joins beef, coal, barley, seafood, sugar and timber on the list of goods impacted by growing tensions between Australia and China.

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

The Chinese foreign minister arrived in Seoul on Wednesday night for a meeting with his Korean counterpart and President Moon Jae-in.

In September, India passed new laws that some farmers term unfair and against their interests.

Pir Afzal Qadri, a prominent figure in the Tehreek-e-Labbaik, has challenged Khadim Rizvi’s son anointment as party leader.

While the Oli-Dahal fight has reached a critical point, Oli’s government continues to engage India and China as both jostle for influence in the Himalayan nation.

The Thai concerns about the Sanakham dam come amid growing recognition of the dire state of the Mekong.