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Congress should play a leading a role in steering the United States toward a strategically prudent and responsible missile defense policy—one that maximizes U.S. national security interests while averting an unnecessary nuclear arms race at a time when conventional challenges loom large.
Ajay Banerjee Tribune News Service New Delhi, June 4 In an attempt to kick-start its long-pending submarine procurement plan, the Ministry of Defence on Friday okayed the proposal to invite bids fo
China's Military Is Having More Than Just a Growth Spurt The People's Liberation Army is embracing all those capabilities that make an army more deadly than mere numbers suggest. Here's What You Need to Remember: Chinese military power is changing shape and expanding beyond its Western Pacific backyard. Western media seized on a new Pentagon report that Chinese bombers are training to strike deep into the Western Pacific, including Guam, the Philippines and Japan. But China's military is improving in numerous other ways, according to "Military and Security Developments Involving the People's...
"China is taking steps to establish a commanding position in the commercial launch and satellite sectors relying in part on aggressive state-backed financing that foreign market-driven companies cannot match." — US-China Economic and Security Review Commission in its 2019 Annual Report to Congress. "Chinese and Russian space activities present serious and growing threats to U.S. national security interests. Chinese and Russian military doctrines also indicate that they view space as critical to modern warfare and consider the use of counterspace capabilities as both a means of reducing U.S....
The ‘most dangerous place’ can be the safest By Yang Chung-hsin 楊宗新 In the May 1 issue of the weekly The Economist, Taiwan was the cover story, with the sensational headline “The most dangerous place on Earth.” [One of the issue’s two articles on Taiwan,] which detailed changes in the trilateral relationship between Taiwan, China and the US, caused a stir in Taiwan. Some of the article’s arguments, which focus on China’s growing military strength, make sense, but are not entirely correct. From the perspective of bilateral interaction alone, it is indisputable that the str...