Assessing the Asia-Pacific 'power vacuum.'

Article Abstract:

The US proposal to withdraw its troops from the North-east and South-east Asia could threaten the security in that region. Some analysts however maintain that the fears are unfounded because the US has no immediate plans to retract its military forces deployed in the Western Pacific region. The growing dominance of Chinese power in this region will have to be curbed so as to maintain peace and stability in the region, particularly in Japan's nuclear free zone.

Asia, United States foreign relations, Military policy, Deployment (Strategy), Deployment (Military science), Military assistance, American, American military assistance

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China's reaction to American predominance

Article Abstract:

China's reaction to America's dominant position in the Asia-Pacific is an important issue for regional security. China sees United States as both a partner and a potential threat and as China is substantially weaker than the US, it has adopted possible strategies to withstand the political threat.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Regional economics, Regional development

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China's military space strategy

Article Abstract:

A discussion on China's asymmetric military strategies, which are aimed at the key weakness of U.S. military dominance, namely, American space-based capabilities and their related ground installations, is presented.

Evaluation, Political aspects, Military aspects, Space weapons, Space warfare

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