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China, Iran to Deepen Military Ties
By Franz-Stefan Gady
China’s defense minister vowed to strengthen military cooperation with Iran.
What China Thinks About Zimbabwe’s Coup
By Charlotte Gao
Zimbabwe’s army chief visited China days before the military took control of the country.
China and ASEAN Aim for First Joint Maritime Exercise
By Charlotte Gao
China has called for a joint maritime exercise with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations for years.
Nepal’s India-China Balancing Act Put to the Test
By Kamal Dev Bhattarai
Prachanda's recent outreach to China is his latest attempt to balance ties with both Nepal's neighbors.
Iran, China Sign Military Cooperation Agreement
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Iran and China are reportedly slated to hold joint military drills in the near future.
The Emerging China-Kazakhstan Defense Relationship
By Samuel Ramani
What was once an adversarial relationship is giving way to a strategic partnership.
China, Myanmar Talk Border Security at Military Consultation
By Shannon Tiezzi
Myanmar's deputy commander-in-chief visits China for talks, with joint border security high on the agenda.
China's People's Liberation Army Turns 88
By Ankit Panda
China's military celebrates its 88th anniversary as it prepares for new threats.
China and South Korea's Lagging Military Ties
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite close economic and even political ties, China-South Korea military relations are underdeveloped.
China, Russia Seek Expanded Defense Cooperation
By Shannon Tiezzi
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu is in Beijing for a visit.
China Wants More Military Co-op With Iran (Sorry, US and Pakistan)
By Shannon Tiezzi
Iran may have thorny relations with Pakistan and the West, but China sees a potential partner in Tehran.
China’s Military Diplomacy Heats Up
By Zachary Keck
The last week has seen China engage in a ferocious amount of military diplomacy.
China Calls Iran a ‘Strategic Partner’
By Zachary Keck
Iran and China’s Defense Ministers vowed to boost military ties following a meeting in Beijing on Monday.
Canada as East Asia Intermediary?
By Anthony V. Rinna
Keen to boost its presence in the Pacific, Canada is well placed to help soothe tensions in East Asia.
Cowpens Incident Shows Limits of Mil-to-Mil Ties
By Zachary Keck
Unprecedented improvements in U.S.-China mil-to-mil ties have not appreciably reduced tensions.
Rebalancing the Maritime Pivot to Asia
By Abhijit Singh
Rumors of the pivot’s death are exaggerated. A flexible strategy could give the U.S. a sustained presence.
A New Type of US-China Military Relationship
Growing exchanges and a U.S. desire to cooperate suggest a policy of engagement, rather than containment.
In Announcing ASEAN Trip, Pentagon Gets Revenge on China
Why did the Pentagon announce Hagel’s ASEAN visit while China’s Defense Minister was in the building?
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