Standoff in the South China Sea
According to press reports this morning, the Philippine navy is currently locked in a standoff with Chinese government vessels in the South China Sea. The… Read More
Articles by Robert Warshaw
North Korea: Stable, but Just as Dangerous
As North Korea shows no signs of halting its missile test slated for this week, it is easy to forget that North Korean leader Kim… Read More
Strengthening U.S.–Philippine Cooperation Key to Stability in the South China Sea
A renewed U.S. interest in the Philippines, our oldest treaty ally in Asia, has come amid heightening tensions in the South China Sea, where six… Read More
U.S.–Burma Policy Is About More Than a Successful By-Election
As we inch closer to the April 1 by-elections in Burma, during which Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy (NLD) will… Read More
Burma’s Reforms: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Election
By all accounts, Burma today is vastly different than a year ago. Since the fraudulent November 2010 elections, President Thein Sein has enacted a series… Read More
Al-Qaeda: Splintered, Scattered, but Still Dangerous
A recent report from the RAND Corporation on al-Qaeda’s future says that the terrorist organization remains extremely dangerous and will demand America’s continued attention for… Read More
Alliance at Work: Philippine Military Kills Southeast Asia Terrorist Leader
According to Associated Press reports today, the Philippine military has killed Southeast Asia’s most-wanted terrorist on Thursday. With U.S. support, two OV-10 aircraft bombed a… Read More
Strengthening the U.S.–Philippines Security Alliance: More Visits, More Exercises
According to press reports, the Philippines and the United States are exploring ways to expand U.S. military presence in the region, including increasing Navy port… Read More
John Chiang on the Future of Cross-Strait Relations
This Wednesday, Dr. Edwin Feulner and The Heritage Foundation are pleased to host John Chiang, vice chairman of the Kuomintang (KMT) Party in Taiwan. Chiang,… Read More
Taliban’s Momentum Slowed but not “Broken,” Mr. President
During Tuesday night’s State of the Union address, President Obama largely glossed over the ongoing war in Afghanistan, where nearly 100,000 American soldiers are fighting… Read More
