U.S. Military

“While the risk of conflict with China cannot be ignored, neither should it be exaggerated.”

Reports indicate China is developing a long-range sea-based cruise missile. Could China have its own ‘Tomahawk’?

While some focus on recent tensions, Tokyo and Washington have been quietly strengthening their security alliance.

Why Washington’s ‘pivot’ to Asia is contingent on making necessary investments in defense.

Despite their sectarian divide and history, Tehran may be courting the Taliban to bolster its ability to retaliate from a possible strike on its nuclear program.

Regardless of PLAN’s current destination, its growing reach portends greater tensions.

A recent incident with Indian fishermen shows how easily Iran and the U.S. could slip into a conflict neither wants but may find hard to avoid.

Belén Fernández on the flip-side of U.S. military engagement. Could forces be creating their own enemies?

Even after a decade of war, Flournoy and Davidson argue that a forward-engaged U.S. military makes sense.

The U.S. should downplay its military strategy. Talented graduates may be the new face of America.

With the U.S. presidential election fast approaching, it’s worth asking how successful one of the biggest Obama administration foreign policy drives has been. It’s a mixed bag.

China’s development of A2/AD capabilities is much discussed. An AirSeaCyber response may be needed.