Taiwan says China drills more about intimidation, propaganda than starting war
China said it carried out the two days of war games as “punishment” for new President Lai’s inauguration speech, in which he said the two sides of the Taiwan Strait were…
China said it carried out the two days of war games as “punishment” for new President Lai’s inauguration speech, in which he said the two sides of the Taiwan Strait were…
The patriotic reunification forces in the Taiwan region should firmly uphold their belief in the country's reunification, firmly oppose provocations by the new leader of Taiwan…
The exercises simulated strikes targeting Taiwan's leaders as well as its ports and airports to "cut off the island's 'blood vessels'", Chinese military analysts told state media.
Chi Chia-lin, who heads the reunification alliance party in Taiwan, combed the historical context of a series of documents and announcements including the Cairo Declaration and…
Amid mounting security concerns, China on May 23 embarked on military drills in the Taiwan Strait as a warning to newly inaugurated Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, whom Beijing…
The exercises come three days after Lai Ching-te took office as Taiwan’s new president, a man Beijing detests as a “separatist.”
Lai Ching-te, the new leader of China's Taiwan region, gave a speech on May 20 about peddling the "two-state" concept and pushing for "Taiwan independence" under a different name.
The drills, code-named Joint Sword-2024A, scheduled from Thursday to Friday, will involve military services including the army, navy, air force and rocket force of the theater…
Chen Binhua, a spokesman for the State Council Taiwan Affairs Office, said President Lai Ching-te's speech advocated "separatism, incited cross-Strait confrontation and sought…
China claims democratic Taiwan as part of its territory, maintaining a near-daily military presence with frequent appearances of fighter jets, drones and naval ships around the…