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China’s PLA Eastern Theatre Command conducted nuclear decontamination drills amid US-Israeli strikes on Iran. The exercise signals Beijing’s readiness for nuclear contingencies in the region and underlines rising military tensions across the Taiwan Strait and East China Sea.
Japan’s move to relax export controls on offensive weapons raises Beijing’s fears over potential arms shipments to Taiwan and conflict zones. This shift could unsettle regional military balances and intensify Sino-Japanese tensions.
China’s PLA equips Type 96A tanks with GL-6 active protection systems to counter drone and missile threats amid plans for Taiwan operations. This upgrade marks a critical enhancement in battlefield survivability for one of China’s frontline armored units under Eastern Theatre Command.
US senators’ visit to Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea risks escalating regional tensions amid China’s assertive military posture. The trip signals Washington’s intent to shore up alliances but deepens Beijing’s security concerns. This tour could trigger sharper military posturing across the Taiwan Strait and East Asia.
Four senior US senators press Taiwan's legislature to clear $40 billion arms funding amid escalating Beijing military pressure. Delays risk undermining critical defense upgrades as payment deadlines for US-approved weapons loom.
Taiwan’s launching of the Hai Kun (SS-711), its first domestically-built attack submarine, marks a strategic escalation in its naval deterrent against regional threats. The vessel enhances Taiwan's defensive capabilities amid intensifying Chinese military pressure and blockade risks. This development reframes Taiwan's maritime strategy with advanced diesel-electric technology crucial for asymmetric warfare.
Taiwan accelerates reopening of nuclear reactors to counteract severe energy shortages threatening economic stability. This move defies regional pressure and escalates tensions amid ongoing power supply insecurity.
TKMS and ST Engineering launch a strategic maritime maintenance center in Singapore, signaling intensified naval collaboration. This MoU underlines Singapore's growing role as a Southeast Asian maritime nexus.
A Chinese military publication highlights the escalating missile threats from the US, its allies, Taiwan, and India, urging Beijing to enhance its air-based missile interception capabilities. The ongoing Iran conflict demonstrates the challenges posed by ballistic missile barrages to existing midcourse and terminal phase defense systems.
Taiwan aims to lead Asia-Pacific drone production by excluding mainland China from its supply chains, escalating regional tech and security tensions. This strategy confronts formidable political, industrial scale, and timing challenges that could disrupt global drone markets and democratic supply chains.
Chesapeake Asset Management LLC increased its holdings in shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (NYSE:TSM – Free Report) by 329.4% in the fourth quarter, according to the company in its most recent filing with the SEC. The institutional investor owned 2,323 shares of the semiconductor company’s stock after purchasing an additional 1,782 shares during […]
A recent US intelligence assessment concludes China will not launch a military invasion of Taiwan by 2027 but may attempt to absorb the island through non-military means. This signals a shift in Beijing's approach, emphasizing political and economic pressure over outright conflict.
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