ASEAN must work together to combat increasing piracy in the Strait of Malacca.

The tit for tat dispute has its roots in messy rules over airspace control.

The PLA's successes and failures in assaulting Xiamen, Kinmen and Hainan in 1949 and 1950 hold lessons for a potential invasion of Taiwan.

As Taiwan transitions to an all-volunteer armed force, the military must do more to build troop morale and public support.

Without a coherent trade policy to back it up, Pacific nations may well regard US muscle flexing as an anxious superpower’s unsustainable effort to contain China.

China's military and its aviation companies are the obvious winners in the conflict, which played well to domestic audiences on both sides of the Strait.

Xi Jinping's most recent moves to consolidate power should make China's neighbors —and the world — very nervous.

Contrary to Beijing’s vague claim, there is apparently no direct communication between air traffic control systems in Taiwan and China.

Malaysia and Indonesia routinely vacate and sink foreign fishing boats.

The Indian navy has just been granted access to an Omani base close to the Persian Gulf.