A top Chinese general on Thursday told White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan that the U.S. must stop its “collusion” with Taiwan, during a high-stakes meeting
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US policy undercuts Taiwan’s ability to defend against mainland China, lobbying group says
Washington’s policy of strategic ambiguity has undercut Taiwan’s ability to defend itself against Beijing, sending mixed signals amid the mainland’s blockades and grey-zone activities, the head of an
Hanoi, Tokyo deepen cooperation with new defense agreements, equipment transfers
Japan and Vietnam are bolstering their defense relations in light of shared security threats largely involving maritime territorial incursions by the People’s Republic of China
SEACAT 2024 Concludes, Reinforcing Maritime Security Efforts Among Allies and Partners in Southeast Asia
The 23rd annual Southeast Asia Cooperation and Training (SEACAT) exercise concluded Aug. 23, 2024 following 14 days of in-person and at-sea engagements structured to enhance
Pacific Islands Agree on $270 Million Pacific Policing Initiative
The major agreement to emerge from this week’s Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) leaders’ meeting has been the establishment of a new $270 million Pacific Policing Initiative (PPI).
China’s Xi, US top official discuss Taiwan and Russia
US national security adviser Jake Sullivan met the Chinese president as he wrapped up a three-day visit. It comes amid attempts to improve the relationship
Israeli forces kill 5 in West Bank mosque
EU calls for humanitarian pause in Gaza for polio vaccination The European Union has called for humanitarian pauses in the Israel-Hamas war to enable a polio vaccination campaign in
U.S., Partners Showcase Impact at RIMPAC
Rim of the Pacific 2024 — RIMPAC, for short — brought together nearly 30 partner nations for a common goal: to build relationships, to enhance
China now global leader in 90% of critical tech research
China grabbed the top spot in 57 areas, or nearly 90%, for papers released between 2019 and 2023, according to a report released Wednesday. In
U.S. ‘ready’ to assist Philippines with South China Sea resupplies
U.S. ships could escort Philippine vessels on resupply missions in the South China Sea, a top admiral said on Tuesday, describing what he called an