China Military Defense

Taiwan’s Lai Pledges Robust Defense

Taiwan vows to defend sovereignty after China's military drill

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Thursday the island is determined to defend its sovereignty and boost its defence in the face of China's increasing expansion, after Beijing fired rockets towards...

· 1d

Taiwan’s Lai Pledges Robust Defense After China Military Drills

· 20h · on MSN

Taiwan's president pledges to defend island's sovereignty after China's military drills

· 11h

US cautions China to pull back amid rising tensions between Beijing, Taiwan

China's recent live-fire military exercise has heightened strains between Taiwan and Beijing.

· 11h

China's Xi to host South Korea's Lee from Sunday amid Japan tensions

· 1h

Taiwan vows to resist Chinese aggression following military drills

· 1d

China's Xi Jinping Releases Urgent Message On Taiwan Unification On New Year After Military Tensions

Xi declared that “compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan Strait are connected by blood,” insisting that the historical trend toward national reunification is “unstoppable.”

· 1d

China’s Xi Jinping vows ‘unstoppable’ reunification with Taiwan in New Year 2026 address

· 20h

US condemns China’s Taiwan war games, urges Beijing to 'cease its military pressure'

2don MSN

China launches largest military drills off Taiwan in 8 months with live-fire exercises caught on camera

China launches biggest military encirclement of Taiwan in 8 months with live-fire drills, rockets and warships in massive 'Justice Mission 2025' exercise.

Pacifist Japan has slowly transformed from exclusively self-defense to a military buildup

A fundamental change came in December 2022 when former Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s government adopted a security strategy stating the need for Japan to acquire strike-back capability with long-range missiles, a major break from Japan’s self-defense-only policy.

4don MSN

China launches 2 days of live-fire military drills around Taiwan, prompting "rapid response exercise" by Taipei

China launched live-fire drills around Taiwan that it said would simulate a blockade of the self-ruled island's key ports, prompting Taipei to condemn Beijing's "military intimidation."