China remains interested in transforming its relationship with India.

ASEAN must prioritize its Indian Ocean strategy if it is to ensure regional security.

Trade, investment and a strategic Indian Ocean location bring the two countries closer together.

A new project will give Pakistan the tools of globalization. Will it use them?

China's vision for a maritime silk road updates and clarifies its interest in the "string of pearls."

It is likely that Japan will sell India its indigenously developed US-2 amphibious aircraft in 2014.

China made an unexpected comment about Sri Lanka’s human rights record. What does that really mean?

Beijing’s growing power and interests in the Persian Gulf will tempt it to embrace hegemonism.

China may have strategic designs in the Indian Ocean but bringing them to fruition will be tough.

Financing updates to Iran’s Persian Gulf port would significantly strengthen China’s position in the Middle East.

” one contact with a suspected Chinese submarine took place 90 km from Indian soil in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.”

“India should keep watch while holding its fears in check. The sky may fall — but not today.”

There’s a lot of sensationalism over China’s navy. Regardless, India needs its own AirSea Battle concept.

News that China is considering a Seychelles offer of a base for its ships means a new strategic headache for India’s military planners.

Is the talk around the port of Gwadar a sign that China is considering a string of pearls strategy? Anti-air missile batteries will be the first sign.

Does China have an Indian Ocean ‘String of Pearls’ strategy? Policymakers are likely keeping options open.