Topic: Center for Strategic and International Studies

Leaning on US, Philippines boldly pushes back on China in sea dispute

The Philippines, a normally quiet claimant in South China Sea disputes, is mounting unusually bold resistance against China as it edges in on Manila’s maritime interests.

Latest cyberattack on Iran targets oil export facilities

Militaries vie for Arctic edge as ice cap melts

Defending Afghanistan: are Afghan forces ready?

Afghanistan: 5 areas of concern after the US leaves

Al Qaeda rocked by apparent cyberattack. But who did it?

Korean missile politics overshadow Seoul nuclear terrorism summit

Afghanistan massacre: How rising tensions could cost Obama politically

Backchannels Afghan troops keep killing US troops

'Loopholes' leave America with weak cybersecurity plan, experts say

Special Forces in Afghanistan: not just taking out terrorists anymore

Xi Jinping, future Chinese president, faces test on first White House visit (+video)

Syria: Why international action remains unlikely even as death toll rises

As cybercrime rises, so does a new – and successful – breed of cybercops

As Syria's Assad pummels Homs, West reluctantly weighs military option

Reports on Afghanistan war too rosy? Army officer, others say yes.

How Pentagon budget cuts will reshape the Army

Daring special forces raid shows Somali pirates are on the run

What's Ahmadinejad getting out of his Latin America tour?

China stays cool as new US defense strategy targets Asia

New Pentagon strategy recasts military in Obama's image (VIDEO)

Stratfor cyberattack adds an exclamation point to ‘Year of the Hack’

Did Iran hijack the 'beast'? US experts cautious about bold claims. (Video)

Obama hails end of Iraq war, but is it a victory for Iran? (VIDEO)

Bid for peace accord with China backfires on Taiwan's president