US, UK, and Allies Must Adapt to China's Military-Industrial Power
A new strategic reality is emerging in the Indo-Pacific, driven by China’s rapid expansion of military and industrial power. The US, UK, and democracies in the region must rethink deterrence in light of this shift. The ability to offset China’s manufacturing capability and industrial momentum is a central question. Frontline allies such as Japan and the Philippines are crucial to preserving regional stability. The US Navy’s undersea capabilities are its greatest edge in the First Island Chain. This article was first reported by Breaking Defense.