‘Ni Hao’ China! 6th-Gen FCAS Partners To Flex Muscles With Japan As NATO “Expands” Into Indo-Pacific
These exercises, which will begin on 19 July, are components of the two-month-long tri-national Pacific Skies deployment. This deployment will bring the German, French, and
Philippines seeks to temper Beijing’s South China Sea aggression
Allies and Partners across the Indo-Pacific condemned the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) dangerous and escalating aggression in the South China Sea in June, and
Boosting Australian space sector would also boost economy, defence
No country is better positioned to capitalise on the growing push into the final frontier of space than Australia. Becoming the premier destination for commercial
Will Labour keep Britain at full tilt in the Pacific?
Britain has a new prime minister, Keir Starmer, leading its first Labour government in 14 years. Key questions for us now are how Britain under
How to Trump-proof America’s alliances
ato’s leaders gather in Washington on July 9th-11th to celebrate “the greatest military alliance in the history of the world”, as President Joe Biden calls it.
A shock election result in France puts the left in the lead
In a result that took France wholly by surprise, the left-wing New Popular Front (nfp), dominated by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, looks poised to become the biggest bloc
US election: Biden tells House Democrats he won’t step aside
The incumbent 81-year-old US president has again refused to end his reelection bid, amid concerns over his age. In a letter to lawmakers and in
Japan Self-Defense Forces miss recruitment goal by half.
Japan’s Self-Defense Forces recruited roughly half the number of new personnel targeted for fiscal 2023, hampered by heightened competition with the private sector and the country’s
U.S. law firms hasten retreat from mainland China
U.S. law firms rapidly scaled back their mainland China offices this year amid a growing list of challenges including a worsening capital market, structural economic
Hungary’s Orban huddles with Xi on Ukraine during surprise China visit
Fresh off a controversial visit to Moscow, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban made a surprise stop in Beijing on Monday for talks with Chinese President