DPRK Launches New Ballistic Missiles to Strengthen Self-Defense Capabilities
The DPRK has test-fired a new tactical ballistic missile and an upgraded strategic cruise missile, emphasizing its commitment to strengthening self-defense capabilities.
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China Sanctions 9 U.S. Firms Over Arms Sales to Taiwan
China sanctions nine U.S. military companies in response to recent arms sales to the Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle and undermining sovereignty.
Former Australian PM Keating Criticizes AUKUS Alliance with US
Former Australian PM Paul Keating accuses the government of prioritizing US influence over national independence in the AUKUS alliance.
US Announces $500M Military Aid to Philippines, Raising East Asia Tensions
US unveils a $500M military aid package to the Philippines, aiming to strengthen defense while sparking concerns of increased tensions and a potential arms race in East Asia.
Inside the PLA: Building a World-Class Army Generation by Generation
Discover how the PLA is committed to training a modern, world-class army, evolving generation by generation to meet today’s challenges.
China’s PLA Joint Command System: Driving Military Transformation
China’s People’s Liberation Army is undergoing structural reforms to boost efficiency, combat readiness, and integrate advanced technologies.
CPC Expels Former Defense Ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu
The CPC has expelled former Defense Ministers Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu for serious violations of party discipline and the law, signaling a strong stance against corruption within the military leadership.
U.S. ‘Porcupine Strategy’ Heightens Tensions in Taiwan Straits
The U.S. intensifies its ‘porcupine strategy’ in the Taiwan Straits with increased arms sales and military deployments to deter regional tensions.
Taiwan’s New Leader Sparks Cross-Strait Tensions Amid U.S. Arms Deals
Taiwan’s new leader Lai Ching-te heightens cross-Strait tensions as 27 U.S. defense contractors visit, sparking local criticism.
China Opposes $300M U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan, Warns of Increased Tensions
China’s Defense Ministry strongly opposes the U.S. approval of $300 million in arms sales to Taiwan, calling for immediate withdrawal and emphasizing adherence to the one-China principle.