- June 3rd, 2026
China’s Long Game in Indo-Pacific Raises New Concerns Over Regional Security and Strategic Influence
China is increasingly being assessed not through the lens of sudden strategic rupture, but through a more incremental and deliberate process of regional repositioning. A growing body of analysis suggests that Beijing is pursuing a long-horizon campaign to reshape the...
A new conceptual layer has emerged in the evolving defence relationship between Australia and Japan: the idea of “strategic depth.” While the term has been formally introduced into bilateral statements, its operational meaning remains only partially articulated. Yet defence analysts...
The Indo-Pacific security landscape is undergoing a notable recalibration, as diplomatic and legislative developments across the region signal a more networked and operational phase of strategic alignment among key middle powers. The recent meeting of QUAD foreign ministers in New...
On the morning of May 26, three major capitals were confronting different dimensions of the same geopolitical crisis. In New Delhi, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Quad foreign ministers and warned that maritime security had become one...
South Korea has officially unveiled what officials are calling a “historic plan” to develop nuclear-powered submarines, signaling one of the most significant expansions of the country’s naval capabilities in decades and potentially reshaping the strategic balance in the Indo-Pacific. The...
India is moving closer to a major leap in underwater warfare capability with the long-anticipated Project-75I (P-75I), a strategic naval modernization program that will deliver six next-generation diesel-electric attack submarines in partnership with Germany’s thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and India’s Mazagon...
The Philippine Army is undertaking a significant reassessment of its armored warfare roadmap, a process that is increasingly expanding beyond platform selection into wider questions of supply chain resilience, alliance diversification, and long-term combat readiness amid intensifying Indo-Pacific security competition....
The nuclear-powered attack submarine fleet operated by the United States is emerging as one of the most consequential structural challenges in contemporary maritime security, as both China and Russia accelerate their undersea warfare modernization programs across multiple strategic theatres. What...
A potential multi-year delay in South Korea’s flagship indigenous fighter program is rapidly evolving from a budgetary concern into a broader strategic issue with implications for Indo-Pacific deterrence architecture, defence-industrial credibility, and Seoul’s long-term military autonomy. As South Korea considers...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has repeatedly stressed that the Indo-Pacific must remain “free, open and inclusive.” Increasingly, India’s eastern seaboard is becoming the central pillar of that vision, transforming from a largely economic coastline into a critical geopolitical and...
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