Donald Trump in his second term as president is likely to accept North Korea as a nuclear weapons state and ask for more defense spending by America’s Asian partners, a Japanese foreign policy expert told reporters.

Australia, already in partnership with the Pentagon on several fronts, would welcome an even larger U.S. presence under President-elect Donald Trump, Australian defense experts said Wednesday.

A Marine Corps rotational force is getting to know a part of Indonesia it hasn’t seen before, training for the first time on Batam Island, east of Singapore and close to a potential flashpoint with China.

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House may bring a change in the United States’ approach to foreign policy, where conflict with China seems a single collision or stray round away.

Nearly 140 U.S. service members were burned and shot to death at Plaza Cuartel, in Palawan’s capital city, by Japanese guards with the imperial forces. A restoration project at the site appears to have stalled.

China claims an “unexpected obstruction” forced one of its military aircraft into Japanese airspace this summer, according to diplomatic sources quoted by Japan’s Kyodo news agency.

Football is good for the American Forces Network, with the military broadcasting service expecting to top a million viewing hours on its relatively new streaming service this year thanks to American troops’ love of the NFL.

Philippine facilities made available to U.S. forces under a decade-old defense pact may serve as disaster-relief command centers, according to a Philippine military spokeswoman.

U.S. Marines are strengthening ties with their Philippine counterparts on an island that borders the South China Sea as the U.S. ally faces an ever-assertive Beijing.

As part of the annual Kamandag exercise, U.S. Marines and their Filipino counterparts used live fire this week to rehearse their defense against an invasion force from the disputed South China Sea.