A North Korean Intercontinental Missile Fired Towards The Sea of Japan
(SEOUL) North Korea fired at least one intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) toward the Sea of Japan on Thursday, Seoul said, hours ahead of South...
South Korean President in Japan for Crucial Bilateral Summit
Read in 3 mins. South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol arrived in Japan on Thursday for a crucial summit between Tokyo and Seoul, which are...
South Korea, Japan may Reach Deal at Bilateral Summit Under Pressure from US
It is of great concern to South Korea, Japan and the United States whether the settlement on the forced labor issue between South Korea...
North Korea Launches Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Ahead of South Korea-Japan Summit in Tokyo
Seoul – North Korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile test in a show of military might on Thursday just hours before the leaders of South...
Japan Opens Hotline of Defense With ASEAN
Tokyo — Japan and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations have agreed to start a hotline between their defense agencies. Thanks to the agreement reached...
AUKUS Alliance Creates Nuclear Proliferation Risks, Chinese Diplomat Says
Wang Wenbin also noted that cooperation between the US, Australia and the UK marked the first transfer of energy reactors for nuclear-powered submarines and...
Aukus Submarine Deal: Is Conflict with China Getting Closer?
China has reacted with predictable anger to this week’s official announcement of the so-called Aukus pact. The details, unveiled on Monday in San Diego,...
Paul Keating Labels Aukus Submarine Pact ‘Worst Deal in All History’ in Attack on Albanese Government
Paul Keating has labelled the $368bn Aukus nuclear submarine plan as the “worst deal in all history” and “the worst international decision” by a Labor government...
Pacific Heights: With AUKUS, Britain Finds New Place in The World at Last
Multi-decade military partnership with the US and Australia shows Britain now focused on the rise of China. SAN DIEGO — In 1958, America shared...
With AUKUS, Australia has Wedded Itself to a Risky US Policy on China – and Turned a Deaf Ear to The Region
Much has been made of Australia’s renewed engagement with Asia and the Pacific since Labor came to power. Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s “charm offensive”...