The Philippines plan to procure two new anti-submarine vessels
In a press briefing on Tuesday, Rear Admiral Roy Vincent Trinidad, Philippine Navy spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, emphasized the need for more modern naval
Civilians awaken after the toppling of Assad
Syrian President Bashar Assad reportedly fled to Russia, where state media says he has been granted asylum. The UN Security Council will meet later in
South Korea says Yoon still controls military as leadership crisis deepens
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is still commander in chief and there is no disruption to the U.S. alliance, the defence ministry said on
Forging Ahead: Pearl Harbor Day Ceremony Honors Past, Passes Legacy to Young Service Members
As veterans and Pearl Harbor survivors pass away, their legacy lives on with the next generation of service members. This year’s 83rd Pearl Harbor Day
Taiwan reports near doubling of Chinese warships nearby
Taiwan’s defence ministry said on Sunday that China had nearly doubled the number of its warships operating around the island in the previous 24 hours,
Top Democrat urges closer US-China cooperation on shared challenges
The top Democrat on a key US House committee argued for closer Sino-American cooperation amid strategic competition, the latest in a series of rare public
What a possible South Korean leadership change could mean for China
With South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment looking more likely, analysts say there is a higher chance of the main opposition party rising to power –
PLA looks into China-US collaboration in biosecurity research
In the field of biosafety research, Chinese scientists have collaborated significantly more with scientists from the United States than from any other country, according to a survey
Trump’s quick pick for US ambassador to China raises prospects for top-tier contact
Donald Trump’s swift pick of businessman and former senator David Perdue as the next US ambassador to China could mean better communication between the two geopolitical rivals and the
Taiwanese soldiers charged with spying for China
Taiwanese prosecutors said on Friday they had charged four soldiers with photographing military information with their smartphones and passing it on to “Chinese agents.” They said