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Taiwans Ministry of National Defence reported the detection of seven Chinese military aircraft and seven naval vessels around Taiwan between Monday and Tuesday. The PLA aircraft included two that crossed the median line and three that entered the southwest corner of Taiwans air defense identification zone (ADIZ). Taiwans response included monitoring with surveillance systems, deploying combat patrol aircraft and naval vessels, and utilizing land-based air defense missile systems. This incident i...

US-Japan alliance strengthens as they team up for naval maintenance, aiming to deter China's maritime ambitions in the Asia-Pacific.

A U.S. charm offensive, a new leader in the Philippines and forceful Chinese actions have helped forge a new era of cooperation between Washington and Manila.

Senior Colonel Zhou Bo shares his insights on global and regional challenges, based on long experience in military diplomacy.

Hectoring world leaders with idle threats.

Beijing’s stockpiling of oil is just one example of what appears a broad national effort to significantly increase the holdings of key raw materials

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Signs are growing that China could be readying for a showdown over Taiwan. These are the warning signs China experts closely track.

GA-ASI's Gray Eagle 25M gets EagleEye radar boost: doubled range, AESA antenna, and artificial intelligence for next-generation drone.