Taiwan, China and Zero Day
Taiwanese TV show ‘Zero Day’ on potential Chinese invasion sparks fears of reprisal
As China ramps up military drills around Taiwan, a new Taiwanese television series is hoping to depict not only what a Chinese invasion on the island nation may look like, but also the choices its residents would have in the event of war.
Should China be foolish enough to open any potential war on Taiwan with a series of surprise attacks on U.S. military ...
The Chinese government protested Sunday the latest American announcements of military sales and assistance to Taiwan, warning ...
Taiwan maintains its own democratic autonomy from China despite Beijing's claims of sovereignty over the island. Tensions in ...
China criticised new U.S. military aid to Taiwan on Sunday, saying the $571 million package seriously violates the "one China ...
China has reacted angrily to the White House's approval of $295 million in arms sales to Taiwan, according to a release ...
Despite the recent military maneuvers by China's navy and coast guard that threaten Taiwan's security, as well as challenges ...
China has warned the US that sending weapons to Taiwan is akin to “playing with fire” and risks severe consequences. The US ...
The bill authorizes $15.5 billion for the U.S. Pacific Deterrence Initiative to counter China and $300 million in military assistance to Taiwan.
Taiwan has demanded that China end its ongoing military activity in nearby waters, which it said is unilaterally undermining ...
The People’s Liberation Army Navy is “gradually expanding its operational reach beyond East Asia into a sustained ability to ...
Of the three People's Liberation Army (PLA) aircraft, one of them entered Taiwan's eastern Air Defense Identification Zone ...
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