Panel: China Continues to Coerce South China Sea Neighbors with its Maritime Forces
China persists in employing a variety of tactics to coerce Taiwan, its maritime neighbors and put more pressure on Japan,…
Former U.S. Forces in Korea CO: Cancelling More Military Exercises Weakens Ability to Deter North Korea
The U.S. and South Korea’s ability to deter North Korea will be greatly decreased if a major military exercise planned…
Panel: Kremlin Now Reaping Benefits From Years of Investment in Information Warfare
The Russian strategic decision to value information dominance over cyber warfare is reaping major dividends in sowing distrust among the…
Marine Corps Wants Forces in U.S. Ready to Surge for Major War
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Marine Corps wants to focus its continental U.S.-based forces training for a high-end large-scale war, in…
Ambassador: China Will Protect Its Interests Economically, Politically and Militarily if Needed
As tensions with the West continue to rise, Beijing will continue to defend its interests economically, diplomatically and militarily if…
Panel Calls for Tougher Response to Russian Cyber Tampering
The United States, its allies and partners need to make clear to President Vladimir Putin and those who support them…
Panel: Taiwan Looking More to Japan, U.S. for Economic, Security Support
Maintaining Taiwan’s security against Beijing’s saber rattling and economic coercion is very high on Japan’s and the United States’ list…
Navy Buildup Partially Rests on More Forward-Deployed LCSs; Supported by More Accurate Manpower Funding
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Navy intends to support a near-term increase in ship inventory and deployed forces by forward-deploying some…
Some Clues Emerge On New Pentagon Ballistic Missile Defense Review
In a year packed full of new strategic reviews being pushed out by the Pentagon, yet another new document is…
Neller: Marine Corps Needs Budget Stability for Efficient Multiyear Deals, Recruiting
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ongoing continuing resolutions and budget uncertainty are hampering the Marine Corps’ ability to buy new equipment efficiently…