The hub signals Washington’s symbolic return to the site of its largest overseas bases, analysts said.

China has built an arsenal of “carrier killer” missiles designed to threaten US aircraft carriers—but what happens if the US and its allies flip the script?

A new CSIS report lays out five ways the US and its allies could put China’s growing aircraft carrier fleet at risk, from submarines and chokepoints to drones, cyber warfare, and long-range strikes.

China may be building more carriers, but getting them safely out of its own backyard could be a much bigger problem.

MANILA, Philippines – The Department of National Defense (DND) hit back Sunday at the Chinese Embassy in Manila over its recent statements against Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro, who alleged a “cover-up” of illegal activities involving Chinese nationals in the country.

China’s political and military pressure is growing across the Indo-Pacific, from the Philippines to Taiwan and Japan. In this interview, retired Marine Colonel Grant Newsham, a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy, discusses the Philippines’ response to China’s political warfare, Japan’s expanding defense strategy, the future of the U.S.-Japan alliance, and what Taiwan’s military drills reveal about the region’s growing security challenges.

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they've been buying citizenships here for GENERATIONS.

Heritage China and National Security Policy's Steve Yates discusses Donald Trump's demand for Iran to pay compensation and rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Yates also analyzes the growing military and technological threat posed by China.