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What’s Behind Proposed Changes to US Marine Deployments in Okinawa?

What’s Behind Proposed Changes to US Marine Deployments in Okinawa?

By Christopher Edward Carroll
Japan and the U.S. are actively taking note of changes in China’s naval and air capabilities in the region and making changes of their own.
Why Has India Missed Deadlines For Fencing the India-Bangladesh Border?

Why Has India Missed Deadlines For Fencing the India-Bangladesh Border?

By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Fencing of the 4,097-km-long border began in 1986 but a 952-km-long stretch remains to be fenced.

The Problem With European Militaries’ Indo-Pacific Push

The Problem With European Militaries’ Indo-Pacific Push

By Rupert Schulenburg
The best way Europe can support the U.S. Indo-Pacific strategy is by shoring up European security – and freeing the U.S. to focus on providing security in the Indo-Pacific.

Militant Who Killed 101 at Pakistan Mosque Wore Uniform

Militant Who Killed 101 at Pakistan Mosque Wore Uniform

By Riaz Khan
Footage released by police shows the suspected bomber disguised as a policeman walking toward the compound with a motorcycle.

North Korea Reaffirms ‘Nuke for Nuke’ Stance Against US

North Korea Reaffirms ‘Nuke for Nuke’ Stance Against US

By Mitch Shin
Two days after the U.S. defense secretary’s visit to Seoul, the North Korean Foreign Ministry’s spokesperson published a statement to denounce Washington’s moves.
Taliban Asks Pakistan Not to Blame Them for Violence at Home

Taliban Asks Pakistan Not to Blame Them for Violence at Home

By Rahim Faiez
Earlier Pakistan’s defense minister had blamed Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan for the attack in Peshawar and claimed it operates from Afghanistan.

US, Philippines Agree to Larger American Military Presence

US, Philippines Agree to Larger American Military Presence

By Jim Gomez
The two sides have agreed to grant the U.S. armed forces access to four more bases under the 2014 Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement.
NATO Chief Wants More Indo-Pacific ‘Friends’ as Russia, China Move Closer

NATO Chief Wants More Indo-Pacific ‘Friends’ as Russia, China Move Closer

By Mari Yamaguchi and Haruka Nuga
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is visiting Japan and South Korea this week, part of a push to solidify NATO's ties with Indo-Pacific countries.

Austin in Philippines to Discuss Larger US Military Presence

Austin in Philippines to Discuss Larger US Military Presence

By Jim Gomez
The U.S. defense chief is the latest senior official to visit the Philippines in a sign of warming ties after a strained period under Marcos's predecessor, Rodrigo Duterte.

Pakistan Scrambles for New Approach Against TTP After Peshawar Attack

Pakistan Scrambles for New Approach Against TTP After Peshawar Attack

By Umair Jamal
Islamabad will need to focus on the TTP and the terrorism problem rather than be diverted by provincial elections at this point.

How Mongolia Is Navigating a Changing Security Environment 

How Mongolia Is Navigating a Changing Security Environment 

By Bolor Lkhaajav
Beyond the external security issues, Mongolia’s internal security environment is shifting as well.
In Defense Minister Talks, US Reaffirms Commitment to South Korea

In Defense Minister Talks, US Reaffirms Commitment to South Korea

By Mitch Shin
Kicking off his visit to Seoul, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to defend South Korea.

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