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Asia Pacific

  • Australia and China Become Top Donors in the Pacific Region
    Australia and China Become Top Donors in the Pacific Region
    The shift underscores intensifying geopolitical competition in the region.
    November 21, 2024BY Naziya Alvi Rahman
  • Pope Ends Asia-Pacific Tour Which Saw Him Deliver Masses, Medical Supplies
    Pope Ends Asia-Pacific Tour Which Saw Him Deliver Masses, Medical Supplies
    The Pontiff is in Singapore, the last stop on what has been generally acknowledged as a successful 12-day, ...
    September 12, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • ANALYSIS: What Do Closer PNG-Beijing Ties Mean for Australia?
    ANALYSIS: What Do Closer PNG-Beijing Ties Mean for Australia?
    This year has seen riots, looting and government instability in PNG. Beijing is potentially taking advantage of this ...
    February 11, 2024BY Andrew Stacey
  • Nations Compete to Play the ‘Vietnam Card’ Amid US-China Geopolitics
    Nations Compete to Play the ‘Vietnam Card’ Amid US-China Geopolitics
    The CCP is seeking warm ties with Vietnam.
    December 16, 2023BY Julia Ye and Michael Zhuang
  • Rising Threat From China Prompts Vietnam and Japan to Elevate Bilateral Relations
    Rising Threat From China Prompts Vietnam and Japan to Elevate Bilateral Relations
    The Chinese regime is aggressively expanding its military presence, seeking to reshape regional geopolitics through its military might.
    December 2, 2023BY Jon Sun and Michael Zhuang
  • ANALYSIS: China, Japan, South Korea Confront Regional Strains at Summit
    ANALYSIS: China, Japan, South Korea Confront Regional Strains at Summit
    The Tenth Trilateral Foreign Ministers' Meeting between China, Japan, and South Korea convened in Busan, South Korea, on ...
    November 29, 2023BY Jon Sun and Michael Zhuang
  • NZ Gangs Brace for Tattoo Ban: Cover With Makeup or Face Arrest
    NZ Gangs Brace for Tattoo Ban: Cover With Makeup or Face Arrest
    New Zealand's newly elected government plan to mandate makeovers in its efforts to eradicate gang violence.
    November 1, 2023BY Jessie Zhang
  • Solomons Leader Skipped White House Summit to Avoid Being ‘Lectured’
    Solomons Leader Skipped White House Summit to Avoid Being ‘Lectured’
    Solomon Islands has recently joined the Beijing-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
    September 28, 2023BY Monica O’Shea
  • China’s Fishing Armadas Ensnare Pacific Economies, Ecologies: Island Leaders
    China’s Fishing Armadas Ensnare Pacific Economies, Ecologies: Island Leaders
    In renewed Pacific pacts, United States steps-up maritime monitoring, risking combat fishery confrontations with CCP fishing fleets shadowed ...
    September 1, 2023BY John Haughey
  • Asian Countries Phasing Out COVID Curbs, Inching Closer to Normality
    Asian Countries Phasing Out COVID Curbs, Inching Closer to Normality
    Several countries in Asia have begun removing all COVID-19 curbs and treating the virus like a seasonal flu, ...
    May 11, 2023BY Aldgra Fredly
  • US ‘Throwing Allies Under a Bus’: Australia’s New Ambassador Kevin Rudd
    US ‘Throwing Allies Under a Bus’: Australia’s New Ambassador Kevin Rudd
    Australia’s incoming ambassador to the United States Kevin Rudd urged the nation to stop throwing its allies “under ...
    January 4, 2023BY Cindy Li
  • Australia’s Defense Budget Hits 20-year High
    Australia’s Defense Budget Hits 20-year High
    In its first budget in nearly a decade, Australia’s Labor government has announced it will follow through with ...
    October 27, 2022BY Cindy Li
  • Having Australian Nuclear Subs Operational By 2030 is ‘Extremely Optimistic’ Says Defence Minister
    Having Australian Nuclear Subs Operational By 2030 is ‘Extremely Optimistic’ Says Defence Minister
    Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has said he believes the 2030 deadline for the country to have ...
    June 29, 2022BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • What’s the Key US Error in Afghanistan Now and in History? Feat. US Marine Colonel (Ret.) Grant Newsham
    What’s the Key US Error in Afghanistan Now and in History? Feat. US Marine Colonel (Ret.) Grant Newsham
    This isn’t the first time that retired U.S. Marine Colonel and U.S. diplomat to the Asia Pacific, Grant ...
    August 21, 2021BY Brendon Fallon
  • Pro-China Samoan Interim Prime Minister To Appear Before Court As Election Crisis Continues
    Pro-China Samoan Interim Prime Minister To Appear Before Court As Election Crisis Continues
    Samoa's caretaker Prime Minister, Tuila'epa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi, is set to appear before the country's Supreme Court on Monday ...
    July 12, 2021BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Pacific Region Security Leaders Join Virtual Strategic Discussion
    Pacific Region Security Leaders Join Virtual Strategic Discussion
    Delegates from the security agencies of a raft of Pacific nations, territories, and regional bodies came together with ...
    November 6, 2020BY Caden Pearson
  • Australia to Spend Big on Defence Amid Hostile Global Environment
    Australia to Spend Big on Defence Amid Hostile Global Environment
    Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the government will invest heavily in defence over the next decade ...
    July 1, 2020BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Australia Launches New College to Strengthen Pacific Security Amid Increasing China Influence
    Australia Launches New College to Strengthen Pacific Security Amid Increasing China Influence
    Australia has launched a first-ever specialist college that aims to boost security cooperation in the Pacific, amid increasing ...
    November 15, 2019BY Mimi Nguyen Ly
  • Airline Now Says 1 Missing After Pacific Lagoon Plane Crash
    Airline Now Says 1 Missing After Pacific Lagoon Plane Crash
    WELLINGTON—The airline operating a flight that crashed into a Pacific lagoon on Sept. 27, in Micronesia now says ...
    September 29, 2018BY The Associated Press
  • US Needs New Ways to Tackle China’s Military Challenge, Senators Are Told
    US Needs New Ways to Tackle China’s Military Challenge, Senators Are Told
    WASHINGTON—For decades, U.S.–Sino policy was rooted in the belief that support for China’s rise and its integration into ...
    September 6, 2018BY Jennifer Zeng
  • Defense Secretary Says US Will Push Back Against Beijing’s ‘Intimidation and Coercion’
    Defense Secretary Says US Will Push Back Against Beijing’s ‘Intimidation and Coercion’
    In a high profile speech in Asia, U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis blasted China for committing “intimidation and ...
    June 2, 2018BY Paul Huang
  • US Needs to Push Back Against Chinese Regime Aggression, Say Members of Congress
    US Needs to Push Back Against Chinese Regime Aggression, Say Members of Congress
    In a marathon series of congressional hearings and panel discussions, congressional leaders, a top Navy admiral, and a ...
    February 17, 2018BY Paul Huang
  • Trump Redefines America’s Approach to National Security
    Trump Redefines America’s Approach to National Security
    WASHINGTON–U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled a new national security strategy on Monday in which he laid out the ...
    December 18, 2017BY Paul Huang
  • Closer US-Taiwan Ties Expected Following Trump’s Nomination of Veteran Asia Hand to Pentagon
    Closer US-Taiwan Ties Expected Following Trump’s Nomination of Veteran Asia Hand to Pentagon
    WASHINGTON–Trump’s nomination of a Taiwan-friendly Asia policy expert to a key post at the Pentagon has raised expectations ...
    November 1, 2017BY Paul Huang
  • What This 6-Year-Old Can Do With a Yo-Yo Is Nuts—Just Nuts (Videos)
    What This 6-Year-Old Can Do With a Yo-Yo Is Nuts—Just Nuts (Videos)
    Yo-Yo Baby: Kazuya Murata was 6 years old when he competed at the 2013 Asia Pacific Yo-Yo Championships ...
    June 9, 2014BY Tara MacIsaac
  • Sydney G20 Meetings To Challenge Divergent Interests
    Sydney G20 Meetings To Challenge Divergent Interests
    SYDNEY-The G20 meetings of the world's top finance ministers and central bankers in Sydney Feb 22-23, are likely ...
    February 19, 2014BY Shar Adams
  • North Korea Says Rockets on Standby to Attack US
    North Korea Says Rockets on Standby to Attack US
    North Korea rockets have been placed on standby this week, state run media said. One official said the ...
    March 29, 2013BY Jack Phillips
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