U.S. Secretary of Defense Ash Carter told the Chinese defense delegation in Singapore that the U.S. will take appropriate action if China crosses the red line, i.e. further reclamation (more…)
A large-scale week-long naval drill will officially usher in a new collective defense partnership involving the three largest navies in the region, those of the United States, Japan and (more…)
South Korean fishermen recently took the law into their own hands and clashed with intruding Chinese fishing vessels. (FULL STORY) (more…)
A Russian court in the Far East city of Vladivostok on May 20 sentenced two Chinese businessmen to three years each in jail for bribing Russian police officers. The (more…)
President Tsai Ing-wen, who was sworn in on May 20 as Taiwan’s 4th democratically elected and first ever female president, has taken immediate actions to ease tensions with Japan, (more…)
A whopping donation from a Chinese businessman to the 2013 campaign of Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe has triggered an FBI investigation. (FULL STORY) (more…)
For the first time ever, the U.S. House of Representatives confirmed in writing the cornerstone of the U.S.-Taiwan relations in a document called the “6 Assurances.” (FULL STORY) (more…)
China won a defense contract bid from the Thai military for a Main Battle Tank to replace Thailand’s U.S.-made tanks. (FULL STORY) (more…)
This week, South Korean government officials expressed strong displeasure over China’s inability inside Chinese territory to protect North Korean defectors or South Korean citizens who have helped the defectors. (more…)
