Security

While the idea of mining the moon may look attractive, neither China nor anybody else is quite there yet.

A long-running war and COVID-19 muddle development in Kyaukphyu, Myanmar.

After nearly three months, the Afghan government and the Taliban have reportedly agreed on a three-page document setting out the rules and procedures for talks.

Wei Fenghe's visit has predictably led Indian analysts to claim that he had India in mind.

An increasingly fractured international system, along with lack of a meaningful hierarchy of threats, is making prospects of arms control difficult.

The newly announced SCIFiRE project builds on 15 years of joint Australia-U.S. fundamental research on hypersonics.

The Pacific-based amphibious carrier burned for nearly five days in July.

But despite the surge in violence, and deep uncertainty caused by the U.S. drawdown, the peace agreement appears to be an opportunity too good for NATO to miss.

What should South Asian states expect from the United States under Joe Biden?

The Cold War-era Five Power Defense Arrangements’ longevity continues to surprise some, as it approaches its 50th anniversary next year.

A report indicates the U.S. government will seek to deny sales to 89 major Chinese companies with military links.