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Forty years after Henry Kissinger’s breakthrough visit to China, the implications are still being discussed.

China is frequently described as the biggest cyber warfare threat to the West. The truth might be a little different.

How the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation could play a key role in reshaping Central and South Asia.

Russia voices frustration after US offers support for Japan’s claims in the Kuril Islands dispute.

Tokyo seems poised to spend billions developing the country’s first homegrown stealth warplane. But is the Shinshin really meant for military service?

The 10th anniversary of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation failed to come up with anything new. It’s members kind of like it that way.

While trade has been blossoming, lingering concerns over military technology and worries over an influx of Chinese workers could hurt ties.

With an eye on increasing its energy security, Mongolia looks to boost trade relations with neighbour Russia.

Despite its growing military and economic power, Russia doesn’t see China as a threat. The potential chaos in Central Asia is another matter.

Indian defence officials say the decision to shun two US firms’ bid for an $11 billion fighter contract was all about technicalities. Maybe.

Are economics trumping non-proliferation concerns for Chinese officials dealing with Iran and North Korea? A new UN report suggests maybe.

The Chinese Navy’s Shi Lang aircraft carrier could have a more sophisticated radar system than expected.