U.S. Military

The WMD threat from Kim Jong-il’s regime is real. But a bigger threat could come from its conventional forces.

Should the U.S. take a leaf from an old playbook and consider trying war by contingent in East Asia?

The accidental killing of 24 Pakistani troops by NATO aircraft has prompted an angry response from Pakistan – and further dimmed any prospect of mutual trust.

The Afghan president has laid out the conditions for an extended U.S. military presence. But with opposition to his rule growing, can Karzai hold on?

One of Australia’s top foreign policy commentators is skeptical about the U.S. base deal. It’s a much-needed debate.

The U.S. has traditionally dominated the use of unmanned drones. But will rising powers be able to blunt its edge?

The best approach to China’s increased maritime assertiveness is to reinforce U.S. military alliances in Asia. It’s the most cost-effective way, too.

A basing deal with the U.S. military has critics in Australia worried. They should be focusing on Southeast Asia.

With its military dominance being hollowed out by China, the agreement over access to Australian bases makes sense to the U.S. But what about Canberra?

The U.S. has significantly expanded its presence among Asia-Pacific allies. China’s military is the key driver.

As the U.S. starts to withdraw from Afghanistan, India’s military is stepping up with training for Afghans.

The U.S. is keen to find new markets for its F-35 fighter. India and Japan would certainly fit the bill.