Security

U.S. strategists have long hypothesized that the weapon could play a major role in a war with China. Now Beijing is watching how it is being used by Ukraine's military.

Manila is embracing its alliance with the United States and building closer ties to Japan and Australia to become a strong, equal partner that can uphold a Free and Open Indo-Pacific.

Last year, cybersecurity researchers claimed to have unearthed “an extensive espionage campaign targeting Thai pro-democracy protesters."

Insights from Miranda Priebe 

A Chinese action movie may offer a preview of conflicts yet to unfold.

The Mandiant report accused a “China-nexus threat actor” of infiltrating the email systems of a wide range of government agencies, trade offices, and academic organizations.

A long tradition of serving in foreign militaries – and a lack of options at home – has drawn young Nepalis into the conflict. 

As the U.S. urges Taiwan to adopt a security strategy that requires foreign intervention, it also upholds a policy of strategic ambiguity, making it difficult for Taipei to commit to a purely defensive approach.

Speculations surrounding the impact of the proposed NATO office in Tokyo are wildly overhyped.

Frequent vacillations from hope to pessimism continue to characterize Russian policy toward Afghanistan.

The long-standing dilemma between deterrence and reassurance is set to play out again.

The western Pacific, including Okinawa and Taiwan, is increasingly becoming a new frontier for electronic warfare.