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Bangladesh’s prudence in selectively accepting development projects that do not burden it with unmanageable debt should come into play when it sits down to consider defence pacts with the US, which is less keen to fund infrastructure projects in developing countries like Bangladesh and more interested in drawing them into their ambit of military alliances... Read more »

U.S., South Korean, and Japanese defense officials agree to identify opportunities for cooperation to promote a free Indo-Pacific region.

[ANALYSIS] Evolving from mediator to balancer

The apparent gender-based killings in Jordan and Egypt spark conversation about the lack of protection for women in the Middle East and North Africa

Jordanian authorities launch probe and manhunt after a female university student was killed on a campus in Amman.

SEOUL--North Korea appears to be expanding work at its nuclear test site to include a second tunnel, a U.S.-based think tank said on Thursday, as South Korean and U.S. officials say North Korea might conduct a nuclear test any day.

North Korea appears to be expanding work at its nuclear test site to include a second tunnel, a US-based think tank said on Thursday, as South Korean and US officials

Mend ties with Japan

Japan's defense minister on Tuesday expressed hope that military intelligence would be smoothly shared again with South Korea after its foreign minister said an accord once on the brink of termination under a previous administration should be normalized. &quot&#x3B;I hope there will&#x...

Japans defense minister on June 14 expressed hope that military intelligence would be smoothly shared again with South Korea after its foreign minister said an accord once on the brink of termination under a previous administration should be normalized.