The Decline of US Naval Power (and How It Can Make a Comeback)
Since the end of World War II, the United States has used its massive seapower to dominate the world’s oceans, projecting its power and ensuring
The Restrained US Weapon Supply to Taiwan: A Troubling Signal Amid Escalating Tensions
The China-U.S. tensions over Taiwan are not new, but recent events have cast a harsher light on the fragility of the situation. Despite attempts at
The Asia-Pacific and the Israel-Lebanon Flashpoint: The UNIFIL Variable
UNIFIL, and its many Indo- and Asia-Pacific contingents, once again finds itself in the physical and rhetorical crossfire as tensions escalate between Israel and Hezbollah.
Middle East updates: Beirut strike death toll reaches 31
Gaza ministry updates school strike death toll to 22, including 13 children The Health Ministry of the Gaza Strip has updated the death toll on an Israeli
Letter purportedly from father of slain boy urges Japan-China ‘bridge’
A letter apparently written by the Japanese father of a 10-year-old boy stabbed to death in Shenzhen has circulated, bearing a message against hatred. The
Philippines to continue Sabina Shoal deployments
The Philippines will continuously deploy vessels to the contested Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea, the nation’s Coast Guard said after a Philippine ship
Biden tells Quad allies: China ‘testing us’
US President Joe Biden was caught telling his Quad summit partners that China was “testing us” with aggressive tactics — comments which overtook a carefully worded joint statement which did
Ukraine updates: Two arsenals destroyed in Russia, Kyiv says
Ukraine’s General Staff said its forces struck two military storage facilities in Russia — one in the southern Krasnodar region and another in the western Tver region.
Harris rails against Trump over reproductive rights in Georgia
Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday railed against former President Donald Trump and Republicans during an impassioned speech Friday about reproductive rights. Harris’ trip to
House will vote on bill strengthening presidential candidates’ Secret Service protection
The House is expected to vote Friday to pass a bill bolstering Secret Service protection for major presidential and vice presidential candidates, a move that