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
Allies and Partners uphold U.N. sanctions against North Korean regime
Australia, France and New Zealand deployed air and maritime assets to Northeast Asia recently to monitor international sanctions targeting North Korea’s weapons of mass destruction
Chinese bombers deployed to South China Sea
Planet imagery shows PLA Air Force (PLAAF) H-6 bombers and a Y-20 transport at Woody Island in the South China Sea. A PLAAF or PLA
USS John L. Canley Arrives in Vanuatu for Pacific Partnership 2025
During the mission stop, U.S. service members will work alongside Palauan government officials, medical professionals, engineers and community leaders to conduct medical exchanges, disaster management
USCGC Frederick Hatch returns to Guam following drydock in Honolulu
The USCGC Frederick Hatch (WPC 1143) crew returned to homeport Nov. 5, after a deployment of more than eight months that included scheduled drydock maintenance
US warships enter Caribbean Sea amid Venezuela tension
The US Navy says its most advanced aircraft carrier has arrived in the Caribbean Sea. Washington has spoken of regional security and the fight against
Combating Drug Traffickers; Growing Partnerships in Indo-Pacom; Navy, Marines Mark 250th
While the federal government was closed for all of October and the first week of November, service members kept working, and the defense of the