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How to View Defense Spending in Asia

How to View Defense Spending in Asia

Defense spending in Asia is up in absolute terms but there many other factors to consider.

China's Air Force: Ready For Take Off?

China's Air Force: Ready For Take Off?

New appointments to the Central Military Commission suggest more influence for China’s Air Force – or not.

China's "Carrier Killer": The DF-21D

China's "Carrier Killer": The DF-21D

Much has been made of the missile dubbed “the carrier killer.” Can it be countered?

Just Who is Xi Jinping?

Just Who is Xi Jinping?

In the coming weeks, analysts around the globe will make their predictions regarding China’s presumed next leader. The task won’t be easy.

Flashy Name, Old Idea: Anti-Access Strategy

Flashy Name, Old Idea: Anti-Access Strategy

While made popular by recent analysis of China’s military, anti-access has deep routes in history.

Sorry World: What Happens in Beijing, WON'T Stay in Beijing

Sorry World: What Happens in Beijing, WON'T Stay in Beijing

While many have feared its rise, a weaker China struggling with economic and political challenges at home may present an even greater challenge.

$100 Billion For China's Railroads

$100 Billion For China's Railroads

With Beijing spending massive amounts of money on its rail network, corruption has seeped in. Could the PLA suffer the same fate?

Is China's Military Worn Out?

Is China's Military Worn Out?

From internal security, national defense and the expansion of strategic interests across the globe – is China’s military overstretched?

Thinking About the Unthinkable: War in the Senkakus

Thinking About the Unthinkable: War in the Senkakus

Japan is at a disadvantage in the Senkakus despite the Self-Defense Forces’ superior quality.

Liaoning – Paper Tiger or Growing Cub?

Liaoning – Paper Tiger or Growing Cub?

Is China’s new carrier a step towards a true blue-water navy?

China's A2/AD "System of Systems"

China's A2/AD "System of Systems"

While high-tech weapons may get all the attention, the organizational aspects of any military are important. China is no exception.

War By Other Means: China’s Political Uses of Seapower

War By Other Means: China’s Political Uses of Seapower

China’s development and use of naval and non-naval, non-military sea power has become a cause for concern – one that could alter the regional balance.

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