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Opinion Balen Shah’s habitual silence may work to his advantage for a while, but not indefinitely He will be watched and judged for what he does, to some extent for what he does not do, and, equally importantly, for what he chooses to undo Balendra ... [1]
The US Indo-Pacific Command on Sunday confirmed that it is aware of North Korea’s recent missile launches and maintained that the move does not pose an ‘immediate threat’ to the region. [2]
Senior Pentagon leaders are drafting a proposal that would significantly reshape the US military’s command structure, reducing the stature of several major headquarters and redistributing authority among senior generals as part of a consolidation eff... [3]
City-state orders submarines, fighter jets as geopolitical uncertainties brew Unit 's role to be elevated to expedite Trump's orders Ukraine and Russia should approach ceasefire without preconditions, says Petr Pavel India-France-Indonesia partnershi... (confirmed by 5 sources) [4]
TOKYO -- Adm. John Aquilino, commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, met with Japan's top echelon on Tuesday as he made his first overseas trip since assuming the post at the end of April. [5]
TOKYO -- The U.S. government has changed the name of the Defense Department's Pacific Command to the Indo-Pacific Command, a reflection of its shift in focus toward checking China's growing naval might in the South China Sea and elsewhere. [6]
TOKYO -- The Japanese defense minister and the head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command on Monday affirmed the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait amid growing Chinese military activity near the island. [7]
Ever since US President Donald Trump announced the Indo-Pacific strategy at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ meeting in November, 2017, in Danang, Vietnam, the leaders from the 10 member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian N... [8]
Opinion Balen Shah’s habitual silence may work to his advantage for a while, but not indefinitely He will be watched and judged for what he does, to some extent for what he does not do, and, equally importantly, for what he chooses to undo Balendra
The US Indo-Pacific Command on Sunday confirmed that it is aware of North Korea’s recent missile launches and maintained that the move does not pose an ‘immediate threat’ to the region.
Senior Pentagon leaders are drafting a proposal that would significantly reshape the US military’s command structure, reducing the stature of several major headquarters and redistributing authority among senior generals as part of a consolidation eff
City-state orders submarines, fighter jets as geopolitical uncertainties brew Unit 's role to be elevated to expedite Trump's orders Ukraine and Russia should approach ceasefire without preconditions, says Petr Pavel India-France-Indonesia partnershi
TOKYO -- Adm. John Aquilino, commander of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, met with Japan's top echelon on Tuesday as he made his first overseas trip since assuming the post at the end of April.
TOKYO -- The U.S. government has changed the name of the Defense Department's Pacific Command to the Indo-Pacific Command, a reflection of its shift in focus toward checking China's growing naval might in the South China Sea and elsewhere.
TOKYO -- The Japanese defense minister and the head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command on Monday affirmed the importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait amid growing Chinese military activity near the island.
Ever since US President Donald Trump announced the Indo-Pacific strategy at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ meeting in November, 2017, in Danang, Vietnam, the leaders from the 10 member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian N
Indo-PacificChina seeks to supplant liberal order: US Indo-Pacific commander At retirement ceremony, Adm. Davidson says the US will defend its allies Adm. John Aquilino, left, relieves Adm. Philip Davidson as commander of the U.S.
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. will deploy its Indo-Pacific military presence far and wide rather than keep it concentrated at a handful of bases as it seeks to protect itself from China's advanced missile capabilities.