The Pentagon awarded a contract to upgrade the Philippine Navy’s primary base near the South China Sea to support small boats and unmanned surface vessels.
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Report to Congress on U.S.-Russia Nuclear Arms Control
The United States has periodically sought to advance its national security interests through the negotiation and conclusion of nuclear arms control agreements with its adversaries.
Manila Recovers Chinese Underwater Drone Operating in Philippine Waters
The Philippine Coast Guard confiscated a Chinese-made autonomous underwater vessel operating within the country’s waters in the South China Sea over the weekend, marking the
Americans on alert as popular tourist hot spot now enforcing digital IDs at border
A new procedure for all incoming visitors has been launched in a popular tourist spot in an effort to streamline the travel process, plus security. Travelers to
Australia-U.S. training in South China Sea supports Free and Open Indo-Pacific
The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and the United States Navy trained together in the South China Sea in mid-September 2025 in support of a Free
China holds National Day ceremony in waters off atoll claimed by Philippines
China’s coast guard held a National Day flag-raising ceremony on a ship in the waters off the disputed Scarborough Shoal, vowing to “stand guard” over
Taiwan says it will resist pressure from Washington to move half of chip production to US
Taiwan has vowed to resist pressure from Washington to shift half of its chip production capacity to the United States, throwing down the gauntlet to
Is Trump’s Call For Putting Battleships Back In The Navy’s Fleet Even Feasible?
President Donald Trump says he has been seriously talking with Navy Secretary John Phelan about adding “battleships” with gun-centric armament and heavily armored hulls back
Russia Using Long-Range Drones To Attack Ukrainian Trains
Russia has launched a campaign against Ukrainian trains, striking rolling stock deep behind the lines to sow panic, hurt the economy and batter logistics, Ukrainian officials say.
Why Asia-Pacific is rewriting terms of trade from dollar to yuan
For decades, cross-border trade in the Asia-Pacific has been denominated in US dollars. Given the currency’s relative stability and accessibility, small and medium-sized businesses, merchants