The stakes in the battle to save the Iranian nuclear deal go far beyond a belief that the agreement is serving its purpose in curbing potential Iranian nuclear ambitions.

Is the need to arrest a slide in the polls pushing Duterte back to negotiations with communist guerrillas?

North Korea's clocks may have moved forward to match those in the South, but the nuclear doomsday ticker still hovers close to midnight.

The Philippines seems eager to hand over its maritime resources to China.

Selling the US$100 million dollar jet to Taiwan may be more complicated than it seems.

Chinese disinformation in Taiwan is nothing new, but the CCP is spreading it more effectively than ever before through the internet and social media.

Islands in the Indian Ocean will soon be as hotly contested as those in the South China Sea.

North Korea is orchestrating a multinational merry-go-round amid fears it is merely playing for time.

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The new alliance is not a move to antagonize China, Jagannath Panda argues.

Vietnam is hosting an increasing number of ships from 'the Quad,' a sign of greater cooperation in the face of Chinese pressure.

Vietnam's military is an anachronism, but modernization may may mean cozying up to the United States.

The trilateral relationship between the U.S., China and Taiwan is entering a new phase.

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Let’s face it – it’s probably not going to happen.

The Nuclear Posture Review puts to bed the fiction that nuclear weapons are for rogue states and reinvigorates an arms race with China and Russia.

China's aircraft carrier is little more than a paper tiger, Euan Graham writes.

The two share a common goal – countering China's influence.