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China’s military will step up training and “take forceful measures” to safeguard the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, the defence ministry announced on Friday in response to a planned $11.1 billion US arms sales package to Taiwan.
India says 50 citizens awaiting ‘early discharge’ from Russian armed forces
From an Army leader’s harsh warning to AFRICOM’s worries, here are a few stories that broke out of containment this year.
Japan needs to consider developing its own nuclear weapons, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has told journalists.
Beijing did not take the announcement well, saying the offer of the arms package “grossly violates the one-China principle,” undermines stability in the region and “sends a gravely wrong signal to ‘Taiwan independence’ sep…
Package will be the largest-ever U.S. arms sales to Taiwan when approved, dwarfing Biden-era deals
Ankit Panda reflects on a new nuclear age marked by great-power rivalry, rising proliferation pressures, and fading arms control, urging realism about deterrence in a riskier world.
The United States has approved $11.1bn in arms sales to Taiwan, one of Washington’s largest-ever military packages for the self-ruled island, which Beijing has promised to unify with mainland China.
Missouri filed a lawsuit against China for hoarding personal protective equipment in the early months of the pandemic and a federal judge gave a ruling in favour of the US state earlier this year
More than 17 million people in Afghanistan are facing crisis levels of hunger in the coming winter months, the leading international authority on hunger crises and the United Nations food aid agency has warned.