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Regional Overviews [Asia]

• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2006 [June 2006]
• The Asian Military Balance 2003: A 100-page comprehensive graphic and quantitative overview of military spending, military manpower, arms imports, and the conventional Asian military balance as of early 2003. [May 2003]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Overview [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002 [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: South Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Southeast Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Northeast Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Military Spending [new 02/26/02]

• The India-Pakistan Military Balance [updated 05/31/02]
• Weapons of Mass Destruction in Asia: A Quantitative and Arms Control Analysis [updated 02/02/02]
• The Conventional Military Balance in India, Pakistan, and South Asia
• The Asian Military Balance: An Analytic Overview: A 46-page graphic and quantitative overview of military spending, military manpower, arms imports, and the conventional Asian military balance as of early 2001.
• The Asian and Chinese Military Balance: A Comparative Summary of Military Expenditures; Manpower; Land, Air, Naval, and Nuclear Forces; and Arms Sales: A 77-page graphic and quantitative overview of the Asian military balance as of early 2000.

Northeast Asia and China

• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Overview [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002 [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Northeast Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Conventional Military Balance in China and the Northeast Asia: An Analytic Overview: A 20-page graphic and quantitative overview of military spending, military manpower, arms imports, and the conventional Asian military balance in China, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, and Taiwan as of early 2001.
• Department of Defense Report to Congress on Military Developments in China: A 28-page analysis by the Department of Defense of current Chinese military developments.
• China and Weapons of Mass Destruction: A 20-page analysis of Chinese chemical, biological, nuclear and missile forces, programs, and transfers of weapons and technology.
• National Missile Defense and China: A 24-page analysis of the probable impact of NMD on Chinese nuclear and missile programs.
• Department of Defense Report on Security in the Taiwan Straits: 2000: An updated 20-page analysis of the military situation in the Taiwan Straits, but one which is vague and conceptual in nature with little actual analysis.
• Department of Defense Report on Security in the Taiwan Straits: 1999: A 20-page analysis of the military situation in the Taiwan Straits in 1999.
• Department of Defense Report to Congress on Military Developments in the Koreas: A 21-page analysis by the Department of Defense of current Korean military developments.
• North Korea and Weapons of Mass Destruction: A 12-page analysis of North Korean chemical, biological, nuclear and missile forces, programs, and transfers of weapons and technology.
• National Missile Defense and North Korea: A 28-page analysis of the probable impact of NMD on Chinese nuclear and missile programs.

Southeast Asia

• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Overview [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002 [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: South Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Southeast Asia [new 02/26/02]
• Weapons of Mass Destruction in India and Pakistan [updated 02/02/02]
• The Conventional Military Balance in Southeast Asian Military Balance: An Analytic Overview: A 20-page graphic and quantitative overview of military spending, military manpower, arms imports, and the conventional Asian military balance in Australia, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Myanmar, New Zealand, the Philippines, and Vietnam as of early 2001.

South Asia

• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Overview [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002 [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: South Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Asian Conventional Military Balance in 2002: Southeast Asia [new 02/26/02]
• The Conventional Military Balance in South Asia: An Analytic Overview: A 20-page graphic and quantitative overview of military spending, military manpower, arms imports, and the conventional Asian military balance in India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh as of early 2001.
• Weapons of Mass Destruction in South Asia, India, and Pakistan: A 28 page analysis of Indian and Pakistani chemical, biological, nuclear and missile forces, programs, and transfers of weapons and technology.