Chinese forces fired more than two dozen rockets and rehearsed port seizures on the second day of ongoing blockade drills around Taiwan. The “Justice Mission” exercise, a joint service People’s Liberation Army (PLA) drill meant to demonstrate Beijing’s ability to blockade Taiwan and defeat foreign forces coming to Taipei’s aid,

Taiwan‘s president slammed China on its second day of military exercises near the island, saying the country is working to deliberately undermine “regional stability through military intimidation.” China said it was merely responding to Taiwanese forces and taking the “necessary action to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

The second day of the large-scale war games, called “Justice Mission 2025,” saw the Chinese military encircle Taiwan on Tuesday.

Recent US weapons packages to Taiwan have largely been asymmetric capabilities, but Taiwan needs more advanced systems as well, an official said.

China deployed warships, bombers and ground forces around Taiwan on Tuesday, the second day of a historic war game menacing the Beijing-claimed island. The simulated war exercises […]

Facing threats from China, Taiwan has reportedly developed a new hypersonic missile which can travel at speeds of Mach 6. The new hypersonic missile – named Qingtian – has a range exceeding 1243 miles (2000 kilometers), and is being mass produced, as ...

China's missile arsenal can strike targets around Taiwan, across the Indo-Pacific, and even in the continental US. The maps paint a clear picture.

Military magazine claims the island’s proposed air defence system would be unreliable against an attack by the PLA.

Taiwan has unveiled a prototype cruise missile, developed jointly with a US arms maker and set to be manufactured on the island, as it tries to build up its weapons industry to deter any possible military threats from China. The government-owned National ...

China has been staging live-fire military drills around Taiwan featuring aircraft, warships and rocket launches.

China is rapidly expanding its maritime strike capabilities by transforming a civilian cargo vessel into a heavily armed arsenal ship, underscoring Beijing’s growing focus on unconventional naval power projection amid rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait.