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A Cold War Solution for the South China Sea?
Could the 1972 U.S.-Soviet Incidents at Sea (INCSEA) Agreement be a model to reduce tensions?
America's Prudent Pivot
Far from destabilizing Asia, a bolstered U.S. presence softens the instability regional changes create.
America's Pivot: "Stoking The Fires of Nationalism?"
A recent article from a prominent China scholar calls into question America’s “pivot.” Is it worth it?
China's Island Strategy: "Redefine the Status Quo."
“the Japanese side should face squarely the reality that a fundamental change has already occurred…”
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?
The Philippines' Great National Security Challenge (and it's NOT China)
While Beijing’s recent actions are a concern, corruption plaguing the armed forces maybe the real challenge.
The Neverending Story: Drama in the South China Sea
While many have put their faith in a Code of Conduct some wonder if China is stalling for time. A real solution may take years, if ever.
Why the South China Sea is not a "Sudetenland Moment"
The United States must not take direct sides – and instead encourage peaceful negotiation – lest it make matters worse.
A Bold Stand in the South China Sea
How recent events are testing an old concept —whether might makes right.
China’s Coercive Economic Diplomacy
Chinese willingness to use economic leverage to settle international disputes in its favor is a worrisome trend.
Taiwan’s South China Sea Plan
Taiwan controls a prime piece of real estate in the South China Sea. J. Michael Cole on its possible uses.
America’s ‘Rebalance’ Finds its Footing
With a watchful eye towards China, the nations of Southeast Asia seem receptive to America’s charms, Luke Hunt reports.