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TAIPEI — China fired rockets into waters off Taiwan on Tuesday, showcased new assault ships and dismissed prospects of U.S. and allied intervention to block any future attack by Beijing to take control of the island in its most extensive war games to date

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. Singapore's biggest aviation event offered a rare treat this year: the chance to see modern fighters used by the world's top three military powers, all ...

At China’s Victory Day parade in September 2025, it was not the marching troops or rolling tanks that made headlines, but the next-generation weapons systems on display. Uncrewed ground vehicles, underwater and aerial drones, and collaborative combat ...

A Jin-class ballistic missile submarine of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy during a military display in the South China Sea. (Reuters) SYDNEY — China is conducting a vast undersea mapping and monitoring operation across the Pacific ...