Vietnam plans to launch a state agency to create cybersecurity software and related products, a move that would empower security forces that are tasked with
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China displays latest UAV and fighter jets at the Middle East’s largest air show
China is offering a glimpse of some of its latest drones and fighter jets at the Middle East’s biggest air show this week, seizing an
US Navy chief ‘not surprised’ by Japan PM’s concern over Taiwan
Adm. Daryl Caudle, U.S. chief of naval operations, told reporters Monday in Tokyo that “I can’t say I’m surprised” by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s
US pulls missile system from Japan as Beijing-Tokyo row over Taiwan deepens
A US missile system that could strike Beijing has been withdrawn from Japan, Japanese media reported on Monday, amid sharply escalating tensions triggered by the
Japan shows off warships to Indonesia defense chief with eye on exports
Indonesian Defense Minister Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin on Monday inspected Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force ships along with Japanese counterpart Shinjiro Koizumi, as Tokyo pursues another potential market
Advisory panel urges US Congress to put Hong Kong on tighter sanctions leash
The United States should pass a law to impose tougher scrutiny of Hong Kong’s American dollar-backed international transactions and exports, a US advisory panel on
Taiwan has security incentive to invest in Alaska LNG
Over the summer, an American think tank and a Taiwanese university held a tabletop exercise simulating Chinese strategies for Taiwan unification, with one condition: No
China Issues Warning as US Aircraft Carrier Patrols Contested Waters
The Chinese military issued a warning to the Philippines, a key United States ally, over a joint naval drill with an American aircraft carrier in
North Korea denounces nuclear agreement between South and US
Pyongyang said an agreement between South Korea and the US to build nuclear-powered submarines signaled “a more volatile regional security situation.” North Korea said Tuesday an
Philippines Hoping to Conclude South China Sea Code of Conduct in 2026
The Philippines is hoping that China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) can finalize their Code of Conduct for the South China Sea