An international tribunal’s recent ruling on the South China Sea leaves Taiwan in a sensitive position.

China’s share in the international arms exports market has risen from 3.6% in 2006-10 to 5.9% in 2011-15.

An overview of the past week's key developments in the South China Sea.

If India and Pakistan fought a war detonating 100 nuclear warheads, more than 21 million people would be directly killed, about half the world’s protective ozone layer would be destroyed.

An overview of the past week's developments in cross-Strait relations.

Two Malaysians have been held at Guantanamo Bay since 2006.

A recent report by the ‘China Times’ claims Taiwan has decided to abandon efforts to develop a medium-range missile that could hit Beijing or Shanghai. While aborting the program would make sense, Taipei won’t be doing so for the reasons stated in the article.

North Korea is in a rush to lock in nuclear gains before the next U.S. administration settles its new policy.

Whatever Moscow’s diplomatic aims are for this week’s South China Sea exercise with China, the reality is the drill will do more to reveal contradictions in Russia’s regional approach.

Watch out China, Taiwan’s subs are about to pack a punch.

International terrorists had a hand in helping local insurgent groups carry out the recent spate of bombings in Thailand, one expert believes.

Prime Minister Abe needs to show that Japan is serious about seeking a world free of nuclear weapons.

It is not clear if Vladimir Putin understands the limits of Russia's power or Western patience. A miscalculation of either could prove disastrous.

The Abe administration should realize that a court battle won't bring about a positive resolution to the Okinawa base dispute.

Thailand's new constitution locks in the role of the military as the guiding force in Thai politics.

Vietnam is reported to have moved a new Israel-made rocket launcher to five areas in the Spratlys.

An overview of the past week's key developments in the South China Sea.