Xi Jinping Is Playing Mao's Game: Waging War to Protect Himself at Home
It looks like China's leader is reacting primarily—maybe even solely—to domestic pressures.
China warns military "always ready" after US admiral sounds invasion alarm
The head of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said he expects China to proceed with its military buildup "despite a failing economy."
Biden signs foreign aid bill—how many US troops are in Taiwan?
The 2024 NDAA greenlit a greater role for the United States in preparing Taiwan's troops for battle.
US sends Antony Blinken to China amid geopolitical tensions
America's top diplomat is there to press China on a range of sensitive issues, from trade practices to Russia.
Money Won't Solve Ukraine or Israel's Problems
As the old saying goes, money doesn't buy happiness. It doesn't necessarily buy security either.
Congress passes Ukraine bill with support for Taiwan—China's response
Chinse Embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu expressed "strong dissatisfaction" over the bill, telling Newsweek "the Taiwan question is a matter for the Chinese."
Here's what Israel, Taiwan and Ukraine are getting under the aid package
The package, approved by the House on Saturday, would provide billions in foreign aid for Ukraine, Israel and other U.S. allies.
'New Axis of Evil' conflicts threaten US upheaval on eve of election
President Joe Biden is juggling four major conflicts—two hot and two cold—as he faces off with Donald Trump.
Beijing warns US after missile launcher reaches "China's doorstep"
A Chinese government spokesperson said the United States was trying to gain a military advantage over China.
Republicans join Democrats on foreign aid bills in "incredibly rare" move
The House Rules Committee approved a rule by nine votes to three on Thursday to move a $95.3 billion foreign aid package to the floor for a vote.
China's warplanes face threat from neighbor's new air defense missile
The Land Sword II is the latest on a growing list of made-in-Taiwan weapons being churned out to shore up defenses against China.
China scrambles fighter jets to shadow US Navy plane
The U.S. Navy sent a maritime patrol aircraft through the Taiwan Strait for the first time this year.
US firepower reaches 'historic' new location amid China tensions
The MRC launch system deployed in the Philippines can be loaded with Tomahawk cruise missiles, whose 1,500-mile range puts parts of China's coast within range.
US, China defense chiefs talk to bridge trust gap
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin holds his first talks with his Chinese counterpart in nearly 18 months.
China sanctions US companies over Taiwan arms sales
China seeks to punish American defense contractors for their role in the longstanding U.S.-Taiwan security partnership.
China's Xi and Taiwan's ex-President Ma meet in Beijing
The encounter was the second between Xi Jinping and Ma Ying-jeou, who made headlines when he became the first Taiwanese leader to meet his Chinese counterpart.
Why America's Future Is Bound to Taiwan's Future
Our message to House leadership must be clear: The time to pass President Joe Biden's supplemental request is now.
More Blood on Trump's Hands
There are two types of monsters in the world: those like Russian President Vladimir Putin who commit atrocities, and those like former President Donald Trump who allow them to do so for their own personal benefit.
Video shows nurses rush to protect newborns during Taiwan quake
Dramatic CCTV footage shows the moment a hospital's maternity ward sprang into action as a major earthquake struck.
Russia takes aim at America's Achilles Heel
A senior Russian academic has suggested Moscow should attempt to seize the only U.S. state that isn't covered by NATO—Hawaii.
Over 60 miners still trapped after Taiwan's biggest earthquake in 25 years
Helicopters brought six of the stranded miners to safety early Thursday morning.
Taiwan endures its fiercest earthquake since 1999: What we know
Several people were killed and more than 1,000 were injured in the most powerful temblor to strike the island in decades.
Nuclear submarine pact could deter China from Taiwan attack: US official
Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell discussed the AUKUS submarine project between the U.S., Australia and Britain.
Taiwan workers trapped in rock quarry: Everything we know after earthquake
Dozens have been trapped in two separate rock quarries, sparking a massive rescue effort.
Taiwan rocked by magnitude 7.2 earthquake
Four are dead and 57 reported injured so far in the most powerful quake to hit the island in a quarter century.
NATO's Hawaii blindspot
There are calls for NATO's collective security provision to be extended to Hawaii which is currently excluded.
China doubles down on friction in Taiwan's front-line islands
Beijing has warned it is watching closely as Taiwan prepares to hold military drills a stone's throw from China's shores.
Chinese spy plane detected flying into Pacific
The intelligence-gathering aircraft flew the same route for the second time this month.
China's neighbor adds more "carrier killers" to navy
A deadly combination of speed and firepower gives Taiwan's indigenous Tuo Chiang-class corvette a deadly advantage against larger ships.
Satellite images reveal Chinese military's mock targets in desert
Construction at a training site of a building that mimics Taiwan's Presidential Office began in March 2021.
