Taiwan’s national priority on climate change is wildly misplaced. They must boost defense spending in an increasingly hostile Asia-Pacific.

After DeepSeek launched its open-source AI model and chatbot, the US Commerce Department increased its monitoring, raising ...

China continues to bolster the strength and presence of their Navy with a nuclear-powered addition to its ever-increasing ...

China’s disregard for the 2016 Arbitral Award continues, with the Armed Forces of the Philippines disclosing yesterday that ...

China’s annexation of Taiwan will all the more threaten the Philippines. Only 97 kilometers, or 52.4 miles, separate Batanes ...

Analysts expect it to come in at around 5 percent — holding the same target as the previous two years, and slightly lower ...

Taiwan is committed to boosting whole-of-society resilience and sharing its experience with friends and allies via the Global ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin is holding talks with the head of Myanmar’s military government, who is seeking to cement ...

For the month of February, a total of 260 assorted ships were detected in the West Philippine Sea (WPS,) of which 19 are classified as belonging to Chinese maritime forces, a military spokesperson ...

Taiwan’s defense minister says the island is planning to boost military spending in the face of the “rapidly changing international situation and the escalating threats from adversaries.” Wellington ...

Koo’s comments referenced both Trump and the aggression of China’s armed forces, indicating that Taiwan, along with other countries like Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines, which rely on US ...

Security was tight around Beijing, where pedestrians were stopped for security checks. Read more at straitstimes.com.