Covers the PLA, the South China Sea, regional defense spending and the emerging security architecture of the Indo-Pacific.

Trump will discuss Taiwan arms sales with Xi Jinping during their Beijing summit, a break from the Six Assurances. Analysts warn this could

The UK-led Joint Expeditionary Taskforce has launched the Northern Navies Initiative to contain Russia in the Arctic and Baltic. The plan fo

Vietnam is close to finalizing a $629-700 million deal for India's BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, part of a broader defense partnership.

The US-Israel war on Iran has shattered the Gulf's security architecture, exposing the petrodollar bargain as a mirage. As oil prices spike

Russia is advancing the Khabarovsk submarine, designed to carry Poseidon nuclear torpedoes. The weapon's speed and depth challenge US defens

Washington's push for a quick bilateral deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is fraught with risks. It could teach Tehran that chok

Pakistan is redefining middle-power influence through diplomatic flexibility, mediating between the US and Iran while maintaining ties with

Ravi Kant's essay posits that the emerging world order is organized around networks, not territory. This shift demands a new strategic imagi

US officials now argue the Iran war ended in America's favor a month ago, but the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Trump's shifting goals an

The long-awaited Trump-Xi summit in Beijing will address Iranian oil sanctions, Taiwan arms sales, and trade tensions. US officials warn of

Troops from seven nations train in the northern Philippines, an area critical to any potential Taiwan contingency. The drills also strengthe

The Strait of Hormuz crisis is forcing Asian economies to rethink energy security, accelerating a pivot to Arctic routes. Japan and China le