Leon Panetta

North Korea slammed former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta’s new memoir, and said it is ready for nuclear war.

Plus, India and Pakistan trade fire, North and South Korea trade fire, and the future of U.S-India relations.

Will the “pivot” continue? Who will replace Hillary Clinton or David Petraeus? Questions are mounting.

China’s leadership is changing. It’s cyber policies – at least in the short term – seem set.

As both China and India rise as naval powers their interaction with the United States will truly be a defining feature in the Indo-Pacific region.

The evidence is clear: cyber attacks can cause tremendous damage. Gail Harris shares her ‘cyber’ experience.

The Taliban’s praise for India’s “snubbing” of the U.S. should do nothing to put Indian minds at ease.

The U.S. might hope for a closer military and strategic alliance with India. But don’t expect New Delhi to get excited about the proposal.

Leon Panetta was careful to argue in Asia the U.S. isn’t trying to contain China. Was he convincing?

Whether it’s a pivot or a rebalancing, the U.S. clearly has its eyes on a rising China when making policy.

Claims that China has assisted North Korea’s missile program raise questions over the course of Chinese policy.