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INF Treaty
Esper Heads to the Pacific: What’s on the Agenda?
By Ankit Panda
In Guam, Esper will meet with his Japanese counterpart.
Implications of the US Withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
It is difficult to say what the future of arms control might be given the increasingly contentious nature of major power relations.
US Army Conducts Third Test of Precision Strike Missile
By Ankit Panda
The test validated the missile’s performance at short ranges.
Lockheed Martin Conducts Second Flight Test of Precision Strike Missile
By Ankit Panda
The test marks the second successful one for Lockheed’s PRsM.
New Ground-Launched Missiles for the US-Japan Alliance?
By Ankit Panda
How will the alliance address new challenges and opportunities in a post-INF world?
US Conducts Test of Prototype Ground-Launched Ballistic Missile
By Ankit Panda
The post-INF era pushes ahead.
A Brief Flurry of Summitry in Central Asia
By Catherine Putz
The CSTO gathered in Bishkek and then the Central Asian presidents met in Tashkent this week.
The United States Tests a New GLCM: What Next?
By Robert Farley
The test of a hobbled-together ground-launched cruise missile marks a new era.
China Vows to Counter US Deployment of Midrange Missiles in Asia
By Christopher Bodeen
With the INF officially lapsed, Beijing warns it will take action should the US deploy previously banned missiles to the Asia-Pacific.
Australia, South Korea Say No to Deployment of US INF-Range Missiles on Their Soil
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Canberra and Seoul said that they won’t be hosting any U.S. ground-based mid-range missiles.
US Defense Secretary: ‘We Would Like’ New Post-INF Treaty Missile Capabilities in Asia
By Ankit Panda
Mark T. Esper made the comments shortly after the United States’ withdrawal from the Cold War-era treaty was made official.
Will the End of the INF Treaty Start an Arms Race?
By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
The end of INF will have strategic implications well beyond Russia and the United States.
Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense, and Asia’s Changing Geopolitics
By Ankit Panda
Arms control dies, great powers stir
New US Joint Chiefs Chairman Endorses Post-INF Missile Deployments in Pacific
By Ankit Panda
The next probable U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff sees more missiles in the Pacific as a useful capability.
In a Post-INF Treaty World, the United States Must Consider Its Basing Options in Asia
By Kelsae Adame and Ankit Panda
It’s too late to save the INF Treaty, but there’s still little clarity on what a post-INF world looks like.
US Army Moving Forward on Hypersonic Missile and 1,000-Mile Super Cannon
By Steven Stashwick
New long-range strike weapons targeted at China and Russia conflict scenarios.
After the INF Treaty: US Plans First Tests of New Short and Intermediate-Range Missiles
By Ankit Panda
A new short-range cruise missile and intermediate-range ballistic missile will see testing in 2019.
US Withdrawal From INF Treaty: Impact on Asia
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Gregory Kulacki.
China Won’t Join the INF Treaty—But Can It Forever Dodge Arms Control?
By Ankit Panda
China won’t join a multilateralized INF-style treaty, but can it resist arms control?
Russia Holds Briefing on Alleged INF Treaty-Busting Missile
By Ankit Panda
With days to go before a U.S. withdrawal notification, Russia attempts to clarify the nature of the 9M729 missile.
Report: US to Conduct Army Tactical Missile System Test on Okinawa in 2019
By Ankit Panda
The MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) is likely to be tested in Japan this year.
Report: Russia Developing 4,500 Kilometer Kalibr-M Range Land-Attack Cruise Missile
By Ankit Panda
The Kalibr-M will be deployed on Russian warships and submarines when developed.
Revealed: US Intelligence Chief Clarifies the Nature of Russia's INF Treaty Violation
By Ankit Panda
The head of the U.S. intelligence community discussed Russia's treaty violation in more detail than ever before.
End the INF Treaty, But Don't Set Aside Arms Control Altogether in Asia
By Robert Farley
The INF Treaty may no longer suit U.S. interests, but that doesn't mean arms control has no place in Asia.
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