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US Defense Secretary Austin’s chief of staff to step down this summer
Kelly Magsamen helped orchestrate America’s security policy under the Biden administration but faced criticism for the secretary’s surprise hospital stay.
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US defense secretary visits Cambodia seeking reset amid China concerns
The trip will test the Pentagon’s recent tactics of face-to-face engagement with countries in the region.
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Russian advance on Kharkiv has ‘slowed a bit,’ US defense chief says
The U.S. defense secretary cited firmer Ukrainian defenses and a policy shift on firing American weapons into Russia as reasons.
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Chinese defense head warns of ‘self-destruction’ for Taiwan supporters
Chinese Defense Minister Adm. Dong Jun delivered a sharp address in his first speech before Asia’s largest defense summit.
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The question behind Zelenskyy’s visit: Are Europe and Asia converging?
The Ukrainian president made a surprise stop at Asia’s top defense summit as many are exploring how connected the two regions’ interests are.
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Marcos sets ‘red line’ with Beijing over South China Sea harassment
The Philippines’ president said that any attack by China that killed a Filipino citizen would be “very, very close” to an act of war.
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US, Singapore to work together on counter-drone, electronic warfare tech
The agreement includes plans for two “joint challenges” focused on counter-drone tech and electronic warfare.
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Austin meets with Chinese counterpart for first time since 2022
The two discussed a range of security issues, including China’s stance on Russia’s war in Ukraine.
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Money, weapons and secret meetings: What the Pentagon is doing to arm Taiwan
There appears to be an urgency both to harden Taiwan’s defenses and to prove that the Pentagon can quickly act when given the chance.
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Singapore’s defense minister warns of unchecked military spending
He also called for Japan to improve relations with China for the sake of regional stability, noting tension remains as a result of World War II.
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Britain, Germany give update on future Indo-Pacific naval deployments
Britain’s Ben Wallace and Germany’s Boris Pistorius were speaking at their respective plenaries during the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore.
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South Korea, Japan bank on improved ties to counter North Korea
The administration of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has sought stronger bilateral ties following years of a frosty relationship with Japan.
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US defense secretary discusses upgrading India ties to counter China
The U.S. Defense Secretary discussed upgrading partnership with India as both countries grapple with China’s economic rise and rising belligerence.
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China’s defense minister defends country’s response to ‘provocation’
Li questioned why foreign jets and naval vessels were operating so close to China and said foreign militaries should “mind your own business.”
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Canada boosts Indo-Pacific naval deployments, military engagements
This will boost the size of the Royal Canadian Navy’s annual deployment to the Indo-Pacific from two to three ships.
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Austin seeks meeting with China, says ‘right time to talk is now’
“The United States believes that open lines of communication with the People’s Republic of China are essential,” Austin said.
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China Ukraine envoy urges allies to ‘stop sending weapons’ to Kyiv
China Ukraine envoy’s appeal comes as Washington and its European allies are ramping up supplies of missiles, tanks and other weapons to Ukrainian forces.
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Australian prime minister backs US-China dialogue, talks AUKUS efforts
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also reiterated that the nation’s plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines would contribute to stability.
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New US Marine unit prepares for major role in the Philippines
The 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment has grown in size since last year, and its subordinate units are fully redesignated.
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See the tech at Malaysia’s aerospace, maritime defense expo
LIMA 2023 saw the debut of the Chengdu J-10CY single-seat aerobatics aircraft of China’s August 1st demonstration team.
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Malaysia adds funds to troubled littoral combat ship program
Malaysia has reduced the number of ships it will receive under a revised contract, from six to five.