Threat is a function of both capability and intention.

How China, India, and South Korea are closing the gap with the United States.

In an era of uncertainty, countries across the region are carefully balancing relations with Washington and Beijing.

The 2019 NDAA calls on the U.S. Department of Defense to make public Chinese militarization activities in the South China Sea.

A recent volume gets the limits of U.S. power right, but doesn’t spend enough time on the limits of diplomacy and accommodation.

What forces shape one of the world’s largest trading relations?

Insights from Jamie Fly.

There is a deficit – not in terms of trade, but knowledge. And the surplus is on China’s side.

Beijing clearly understands its maritime rights, but does not necessarily tolerate and accept the same rights for others.

Beijing and New Delhi have embraced globalization while Washington seems to be pulling back from it.

A recent simulation offers insight for U.S. practice.

How will Myanmar's new government affect relations between it and China?