Vietnam

Some are urging India to play a more active role in the South China Sea. There’s no need – China has too much to lose by escalating territorial disputes.

Beijing’s submarine fleet is not as big or powerful as US military planners once feared. Have its blue-water ambitions been overstated?

Defining the maritime space belonging to South China Sea islands might offer a path toward resolving disputes.

Can Vietnam and China be friends? Vietnam’s hedging with India in the South China Sea will offer a good test.

China’s mix of historical and legal claims in the South China Sea are inconsistent, says Frank Ching. Beijing can’t have its cake and eat it.

India shouldn’t see its developing relationship with Vietnam simply as a way of countering China.

China and Vietnam have signed an agreement to set up a hotline to help reduce tensions in the South China Sea.

Developments in Vietnam’s ties with the United States are an encouraging sign of what diplomacy can achieve.

Barack Obama has made a welcome effort to re-engage with Asia. But his ASEAN policy needs some work.

As tensions between India and China grow, a new border management plan may take the sting out of disagreements.

The idea that the United States should abandon Southeast Asia to China is misplaced. Asia isn’t another Georgia, says James Holmes.

Hundreds have so far been killed in some of the worst flooding in a decade in Southeast Asia.