Asia-Pacific
The case for pulling US military back from the first island chain
A carefully managed restructuring of our forces in East Asia would reduce tensions in the region and protect American interests
October 05, 2026
A carefully managed restructuring of our forces in East Asia would reduce tensions in the region and protect American interests
US interests in both the Middle East and Asia would be best served by cooperation with Beijing
David M. McCourt’s new book is an illuminating account of how Beijing came to be understood as a strategic competitor in the US, Australia, and the UK.
Washington's military posture comes with huge risks and responsibilities, easing Beijing's burden in the region
The war in Iran, a murky trade truce, and a hawkish foreign policy establishment that is just itching for a fight makes for uncertain dynamics at Thursday's summit
At the end of this year's summit, 16 of 18 states endorsed a statement expressing 'concern' with Beijing's actions
