‘Active denial:’ the best way to challenge status quo and avoid war with China
Major military force posture report emphasizes a restructuring of US deployments and bolstering partners in the West Pacific.
Major military force posture report emphasizes a restructuring of US deployments and bolstering partners in the West Pacific.
It’s time to talk about what we can learn from NATO in Eastern Europe and its lessons for U.S. policy towards China.
The ambassador’s statements are upping the ante. If both sides don’t check their rhetoric, it could lead to a confrontation sooner than we think.
A joint statement guiding the two countries’ diplomacy jacks up the China threat and plays lip service to real areas of mutual concern.
Tensions are reaching a fever pitch, but there seems to be interest on both sides in ratcheting it down. The question is, can they?
The realist author says we just need to check China’s hegemony. But that bag carries too many explosives to be considered responsible.
The administration is going to have to do a lot more than to troll China to show it’s diplomatically engaged with the region.
Taiwan has increasingly become a test, though Japan’s interest in strengthening its security goes beyond Taipei.
In her trip today, Vice President Kamala Harris again raised the specter of China ‘bullying’ and hopes for a strategic relationship.
It would seem the American people aren’t ready for a conflict with China over Taiwan. But are both sides ready to compromise?
The second installment in our series exploring Senate measures that could set the US on a course of cold war with China.
This isn’t about seizing islands on the other side of the globe, but keeping territory in the Pentagon bureaucracy.
This approach would be needless provocation and reckless overcommitment, and it’s important that Biden reject it.
Using the military to accuse Asian countries of violating the law of the sea is probably not the best way to win friends and allies.
Chinese and American leaders are now playing a game of chicken that couldn’t be more dangerous for both countries and the planet.
In remarks this week the president proclaimed Washington’s objective is “winning” its competition with Beijing.
The shifting of Jakarta’s naval headquarters to the edge of the South China sea was much more than a strategic military move.
There is no need to make a military challenge out of a battle over global network dominance.
The coronavirus-stricken aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt is back at sea to join other U.S. warships in projecting power into the Western Pacific.