The U.S., European Union countries and Japan have increased the deployment of warships in the South China Sea in the last year to send “a
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China’s congress kicks off, but U.S. tariffs steal the spotlight
The annual session of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s parliament, kicked off this week. However, judging by the coverage from major news publications, much of
Japan to double recipients of defense aid in check on China
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U.S. Marine Corps, Royal Thai Marine Corps, Republic of Korea Marine Corps conduct combat marksmanship practice during Cobra Gold 2025
U.S. Marines with the 1st Light Armour Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, conducted combat marksmanship practice at a short bay range with marines from the
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FOUR DAYS after being accused of rejecting peace with Russia and ejected from the White House, Volodymyr Zelensky bent the knee before Donald Trump on March
If Trump’s US abandons liberal idealism, others must pick up the baton
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Indonesia steps up defence relationships, but stays non-aligned
Indonesia has recognised that security affairs in its region are no longer business as usual, though it hasn’t completely given up its commitment to strategic
Defense Secretary Discusses Security at Home, Abroad Ahead of Border Visit
During a media interview today, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth discussed security at the southern border and how the Defense Department is handling the threat of
Bangladesh capital Dhaka turns into city of protest
From rickshaw drivers angry over new fines and businesses lashing out at tax hikes, to jobless teachers hitting the streets, Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka has become