US Military

The recent uptick in Taliban attacks in Afghanistan is a reminder of the uphill struggle foreign forces face there.

There’s a limit to what military-to-military forums can teach countries. The US and China are a case in point.

The guidelines agreed at the ASEAN Regional Forum are a good start in resolving the territorial row between China and Southeast Asian nations.

Does the AirSea Battle concept risk dangerously escalating any confrontation between China and the US?

Concern about US security guarantees has prompted debate in South Korea over the possibility of redeploying US tactical nuclear weapons – or building some themselves.

The US must be careful not to make China feel like it is being contained. A mix of co-operation and balancing is a much better course.

Europe takes a very different approach than the US to addressing China’s rapid rise in science and technology.

US spending cuts could imperil the AirSea Battle concept. One analyst says it was anyway a dangerous plan for China.

Comparisons between East Asia and 1930s Europe aren’t uncommon. So, is the Obama administration really appeasing China?

Delaying a sale of the new fighters could actually hurt US ties with China even more in the long run.

With little local support, it’s time for a rethink of the current plan to relocate US forces in Japan.

China is making rapid progress in developing satellites for tactical military use, a new report suggests.