America’s ‘kryptonite’
WASHINGTON DC: The U.S. military is still powerful. Maybe the world’s strongest military. But the words ‘grey zone’ seem to cause...
Asia
A Taiwan war could mean US aircraft carriers are ‘going to the bottom’
As tensions with China over Taiwan escalate, U.S. military planners are rethinking the role of aircraft carriers due to advancements...
A war is coming in East Asia and we are nowhere near ready
Jake Sullivan, Biden’s National Security Advisor, just traveled to China. The focus of his meetings was on national security matters....
The best advice America ever got about dealing with Japan
The following clips are from an hour-long interview Grant Newsham did with China Unscripted on increasing tensions between China and...
A new Japanese prime minister: Does it matter for Japan’s defense?
Fumio Kishida won’t be Japan’s prime minister after September. Kishida served longer than most—nearly three years. However, Japanese prime ministers,...
Japan must do much more for Taiwan
A bipartisan delegation of Japanese politicians visited Taiwan last week, marking the latest of several visits by Japanese Diet members over the...
China’s step-by-step takeover of the South China Sea: Grant Newsham
CSP Senior Fellow Grant Newsham joined American Thought Leaders to discuss China's military activity in the South China Sea. “What...
China’s submarine force can track (and sink) US Navy aircraft carriers
The U.S. Navy maintains carrier superiority over China, but Beijing has demonstrated its ability to track American carriers, raising concerns....
South China Sea tensions rise as Manila, Beijing point fingers over ship collisions
Editor's Note: This piece by Seth Robson features quotes from CSP Senior Fellow, Grant Newsham. Three coast guard ships crashed...
After Kishida’s exit, Japan’s next leader must boost defense capabilities to be a better ally to US: Newsham
Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is preparing to step down, with a new leader of the Liberal Democratic Party to...
States must act to protect American security from foreign adversaries
Click HERE to read the full Report In dozens of states across America, state legislatures have taken a thorough, thoughtful...
Killing of Hamas top dog highlights question for US: Who’s in charge?
To hear the establishment media tell it, the killing of Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh has brought the world perilously close...
Good news, bad news in Japan’s military reawakening
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has done what no American president ever could. He got Japan to get serious about defense...
Japan concerned about level of US commitment to defend it: Newsham
Washington is reinforcing its “nuclear commitment” to defend an Indo-Pacific ally: Japan. The two just held their first meeting on extended deterrence in Tokyo over the weekend. Chinese state...
US strengthens Indo-Pacific alliances
Editor's Note: This piece by Henry Ridgwell features quotes from CSP Senior Fellow, Grant Newsham. TOKYO — The United States this...
B-21 Raider vs. China: Is the US Air Force’s bomber fleet big enough?
The B-21 Raider, the U.S. Air Force's next-generation stealth bomber, is designed to replace the B-2 Spirit and B-1 Lancer...