Trump’s decision to withdraw the US from the INF is mostly motivated by fear of China.

Shinzo Abe will reduce tensions if he can but the Asian superpower is a potent threat.

It is in its own best interests and that of the world for the US to remain in the INF treaty and make efforts to resolve its differences with Russia.

Withdrawing from the INF and pursuing an arms race will gain the US neither friends nor security.

A closer security and military relationship between the US and Vietnam upsets the delicate balance of power in the South China Sea.

Interpol plays a very important role in stopping transnational crime.

Dr Yao Yunzhu, retired Major General in the People's Liberation Army, is scheduled to speak at New York University at 3 pm, November 6 (Tuesday), 2018. All are welcome.

The U.S. effort to deny China access to advanced Russian weapons is understandable and, arguably, preferable to more direct attempts to decelerate China’s military modernization.

Space war benefits no one.

China is rapidly emerging as a major exporter of UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) technology and is developing command, control, communications, and intelligence networks in order to employ these systems in a broader offensive capacity. The future weaponization of these systems and their subsequent employment in disputed areas such as the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands carries significant implications.