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March 26, 2024

Taiwan Conducts Missile Drills ‘in Face of’ China Military Intrusions

VOA News Taiwan conducted an air defense test on Tuesday deploying US-made Patriot missiles and its anti-aircraft artillery systems, saying

March 21, 2024

China Will Be Ready to Invade Taiwan in Three Years, Top US Admiral Says

Newsweek top United States admiral has said Chinese leadership has directed the military to prepare for Taiwan’s invasion by 2027.

March 18, 2024

‘Turn around immediately’: Taiwan warns off Chinese coast guard boats again as tensions simmer

Reuters Taiwan on Saturday warned off Chinese coast guard ships that entered its restricted waters near frontline islands close to

March 18, 2024

Taiwan’s Tough Call on How to Stop China: Bigger Weapons or Lots of Cheap Ones

The Wall Street Journal David shouldn’t rely too much on slingshots to repel Goliath. He’ll need plenty of tanks and

March 18, 2024

Japan has role to play in bolstering Taiwan’s defenses

Nikkei Asia Amid rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait, Japan has been drawing closer to Taiwan on security issues, strengthening

March 7, 2024

Taiwan to increase missile drills amid China threats

TVC News Taiwan’s armed forces will conduct more missile drills this year, Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng announced. This comes as

March 4, 2024

The Next Taiwan Crisis Will (Almost) Certainly Involve Nuclear Threats

U.S. Naval Institute A Chinese invasion of Taiwan would prompt a major crisis between China and the United States, with

February 27, 2024

China Is Obsessed with Sinking America’s Aircraft Carriers

National Interest The Third Taiwan Crisis in 1995-1996 exposed China to the strategic dominance of U.S. aircraft carriers, marking a

February 5, 2024

US delivered Stinger missiles: sources

Taipei Times Part of a package of man-portable air-defense (MANPAD) Stinger missile systems was delivered to Taiwan last year, sources

January 30, 2024

China’s Hypersonic Missiles Are a Huge Threat to the U.S. Military

The National Interest The Chinese military strategy for achieving dominance in the Indo-Pacific is simple: keep the U.S. military juggernaut