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Beijing is obsessed with absorbing the “rebel island,” but a peaceful reintegration seems more and more unlikely. Despite the risk of an economic, and maybe military, confrontation with the U.S. and allies, an attempt by China to take Taiwan by force is probable, sometime between 2027 and 2049.

Russia's "high tech aspirations" for its military were "always a bit unrealistic," but after Ukraine, they're "entirely unattainable," an expert said.

 

The cyber element of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is increasingly likely to not only impact Taipei, but also target the U.S.

The highest-ranking American military officer says U.S. officials need to "lower the rhetoric" on China.

Over the past several years, the preponderance of discussions regarding China has focused on its threat to Taiwan and its increased military capabilities.

China must be held accountable for threatening world food security as its globally operating fishing fleet hauls in illegal catch from other nations’ waters, the Navy’s top intelligence officer said at a regional maritime conference in Panama last week. “Every other country shouldn’t suffer for China’s rise,” said Rear Adm. Michael Studeman, the commander of […]

American political leaders and the general population are suffering from "China blindness," failing to understand the nature of the threat to U.S. security posed by the communist regime, according to the admiral in charge of naval intelligence.

Recent balloon incident brought some attention to the possible threat, but not enough, says Rear Adm. Michael Studeman.

Recent balloon incident brought some attention to the possible threat, but not enough, says Rear Adm. Michael Studeman.