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A new Taiwanese television drama imagining a full-scale Chinese military invasion of the island is sparking urgent conversations about Taiwan’s readiness to face potential conflict, as its creators warn that the population’s
MoreChina’s maritime research capabilities have taken a major leap forward with the successful maiden sea trial of its first intelligent oceanographic research vessel, Tong Ji. Designed and operated by Tongji University, the
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MoreChina has once again asserted its territorial claims over Arunachal Pradesh by publishing a new list of “standardized” geographical names for 27 locations in the contested region. The names — covering a
MoreThe Hong Kong government gazetted the new rules, which expand the operational scope of Beijing’s national security office in the city. The Office for Safeguarding National Security (OSNS) will now benefit from
MoreThe Shuangjiangkou hydropower project in southwest China, soon to be the world’s tallest dam, has begun storing water as of May 1, its developer Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina) announced this
MoreThe United States would defeat China in a military conflict over Taiwan if war broke out today, according to the top US commander in the Indo-Pacific. However, he warned that America’s strategic
MoreChina’s military has framed its intensifying anti-corruption campaign as a vital step in preparing for future conflicts, drawing direct parallels with historic “political rectification” campaigns that preceded major wars in the country’s
MoreEgypt is on the brink of an unprecedented transformation at the Pyramids of Giza, a project that could surpass even the pharaohs’ grandest ambitions. As President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi moves forward with
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