China Military News

‘Only the U.S. has the power to really defeat the CCP. The way it could do it is quite simple: just announce Taiwan–U.S. diplomatic relations.’

President Joe Biden plans to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in Peru on Nov. 16.

The Airborne Corps’ core mission is to ‘liberate Taiwan’ as a rapid reaction unit.

President-elect Donald Trump’s return to the White House is the last thing Chinese leader Xi Jinping wants to see, according to a China analyst.

Despite military preparations, a Chinese attack on Taiwan could fail for various reasons, the expert said.

North Korean troops will gain much-needed battlefield experience in the Russia-Ukraine war, helping shape future military tactics and doctrine, say experts.

The signs of Xi’s waning influence draw speculations on who will fill the power vacuum in the Chinese regime and if an intense struggle is bound to occur.

Beijing has been vocal about its Arctic ambitions, calling China a ‘near-Arctic’ state.

The exercises could rattle China’s neighbors that have longstanding territorial disputes with Beijing over its expansionist activities in the waters.

The new rule was announced amid concerns the Chinese regime is stealing U.S. technology and rapidly expanding its military and intelligence capabilities.

The UK will expand its naval presence in the Indo-Pacific in an effort to counter China’s growing influence, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced.

The Chinese regime’s growing nuclear arsenal will potentially ‘destabilize the status quo over the next decade,’ the agency warned.

Chinese Communist Party leaders have called for Xi to relinquish part of his power, China watcher claims.

The ongoing Sino–India border dispute directly affects the efforts by Xi and Putin to create a new world order, some analysts say.

‘The international community’s navigational rights and freedoms in the Taiwan Strait should not be limited,’ U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet said.

September’s launch of a long-range ICBM in the Pacific—China’s first such test in decades—evaluated the missile’s capabilities and sent a political message.

Hackers reportedly had access to several broadband providers for months or longer, amounting to a major national security risk.

‘Kiribati does not welcome China’s recent ICBM test,’ the island nation’s Presidential Office said.

The Philippines and South Korea are both treaty allies of the United States, bound by respective mutual defense agreements.