China-U.S. relations are now “too big to fail,” and thus the two countries must seek a new pragmatic balance in their relationship.

China-US relations are entering a new stage of flux. We should remember that history shows how restraint and flexibility can allow the two giants to navigate around tensions in their complex relationship.

USS Wasp spotted near China-occupied feature, ABS-CBN says.

American experts helped Myanmar push back on multibillion-dollar port deal in new strategy to counter China’s Belt and Road influence.

State’s top cyber official cites progress in global campaign; Germany, France consider rules that could bar China 5G product.

The U.S. military has held talks with the Federated States of Micronesia about joint military exercises and new naval facilities.

Economic clout shifting to emerging economies, combined with great power peace, have begun to challenge the United States’ alliance strategy: for many longtime allies, the military aspect of national interest no longer comes first.

Ministers meeting in Washington are set to discuss perceived security challenges from Beijing.

Americans should be confident in their future. China poses a serious challenge, but Washington can do much to prevent relations from turning violent.