Cold War

Longstanding U.S. commitments to East Asia complicate an already complex region.

Mearsheimer says a war between the US and China will be more likely than a US-Soviet one was during the Cold War.

China and Japan's war of the words reveals a larger struggle for regional influence akin to a mini Cold War.

Despite important differences, the East China Sea dispute in many ways mirrors the Berlin question.

The strategic triangle from the Cold War is returning. Only this time, Russia is the prize.

A new video by PLA generals suggest that some in the CCP are eager for a Cold War with Washington.

Halloween or not, The Naval Diplomat is not scared of a German arms race. Quite the opposite in fact.

US political dysfunction partly reflects the fact that it doesn’t have an enemy or peer competitor to unify around.

For Beijing, Syria shows the perils of not having a global hegemon to rely on.

Putin has tried to portray Russia as having re-emerged as a great power. As Syria reveals, this is a façade.

“Smaller Asian countries would be the primary benefactors of a more acute U.S.-China strategic rivalry.”

The U.S. has conducted twenty more nuclear tests than the rest of the world combined, according to a new analysis.