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China’s drone carriers hide in plain sight among merchant ships
Reports suggest that China may be developing a method to covertly deploy drone carriers disguised as civilian cargo ships on global trade routes for rapid conversion into drone-launch platforms....
Trump’s Attack on Venezuela Prompts an Identity Crisis at the U.N.
The international community faces challenges in responding to an unspecified attack attributed to U.S. involvement in Venezuela, leading to uncertainty and debate within the United Nations....
Space warfare in 2026: A pivotal year for US readiness
The U.S. Space Force faces crucial challenges in 2026 as it prepares for potential full-spectrum warfighting amid rising threats from China and Russia....
Inside US Plans To Reopen WWII Air Bases For War With China
The United States reportedly plans to reopen and repurpose several air bases from WWII era for potential military engagement with China. This strategic move aims to enhance the nation’s capability to ...
US ouster of Maduro prompts region to reassess China – and Trump’s next move: analysts
The United States' military operation removing Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro prompts Latin American countries to reconsider the extent to which China and Russia can protect their allies when Wa...
Silicon shock is the big ‘26 theme
The article discusses how the semiconductor industry will face significant challenges similar to those seen in the fine spirits market in the early 2000s, where demand surged unexpectedly due to new w...
‘Shocked’ China demands US release Maduro after ‘trampling’ Venezuela’s sovereignty
At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on Monday, China strongly criticized the United States for violating international law and Venezuelan sovereignty by capturing President Nicolas Madu...
Thai soldiers criticize Chinese-made VT-4 tank
Thai tank crews operating the VT-4 main battle tank have criticized its reliability during real-world operations due to frequent mechanical failures and design shortcomings....
Trump seen as top global risk in 2026 as US slips further behind China: Eurasia Group
Eurasia Group identifies President Donald Trump's leadership of the United States as the primary threat to global stability in 2026, with the warning that the U.S. is at risk of falling behind China a...
What assets does China have in Venezuela, and what could happen with Maduro gone?
Amid sanctions on Venezuela, China has maintained significant economic engagement through Chinese enterprises investing heavily in the country's economy. The situation is complicated by recent reports...
Iran and China denounce US kidnapping of Maduro
Iran and China have condemned the United States for the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. The U.S. special forces executed the operation by seizing Maduro from Caracas and bombing key ...
China’s astronauts complete cave training amid preparations for moon missions
China's astronaut team has concluded an extensive cave training exercise lasting nearly a month, aimed at preparing them for upcoming crewed lunar landing missions....
China plans 19% high-speed rail expansion by 2030 amid global dominance in the sector
China plans to expand its high-speed rail network by 19% over the next five years, reaching a total operational railway length of approximately 180,000km (including 60,000km of high-speed tracks) by 2...
China fields new Type 19 wheeled fighting vehicles
Chinese state broadcaster has released footage showing People's Liberation Army training exercises with newly deployed Type 19 8x8 wheeled fighting vehicles. The video highlights the operational readi...
Japan confirms Chinese aircraft fly through Okinawa corridor
The Japanese Ministry of Defense reported that on December 29, several Chinese military aircraft, including H-6 bombers, J-16 fighters, and a Y-9 intelligence aircraft, transited between Okinawa Islan...
Beijing warns of war over Taiwan ruling party’s move to rebrand cross-strait relations law
Chinese authorities have warned against a move by Taiwanese lawmakers to amend legislation related to cross-strait affairs, deeming it an act toward 'de jure independence' and increasing the risk of c...
China Slams Maduro Arrest As 'Unilateral Bullying,' Demands Respect For National Sovereignty
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has strongly condemned the United States' military operation that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores. China view...
As Trump focuses on U.S. backyard, Venezuela attack emboldens China
President Trump's emphasis on Latin America and potential intervention in Venezuela could inadvertently strengthen China’s influence in both the region and the Indo-Pacific area....
China’s Xi makes veiled swipe at US for ‘hegemony undermining international order’
During his meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping criticized what he perceived as American interference and unilateral actions, hinting at the U.S.'s...
China’s Wang Yi accuses US of playing ‘international policeman’ in Venezuela
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi criticized the United States during high-level talks with Pakistan's officials in Beijing on Sunday. He accused the U.S. of acting as a global policeman and condemned ...
China’s humanoid robot makers, Hong Kong start-ups set to dazzle CES 2026
China's humanoid robot manufacturers, including Unitree Robotics, AgiBot, Galbot, and others, plan to showcase their latest innovations at the upcoming CES trade show in Las Vegas. This event represen...
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung lands in Beijing with 200-strong delegation
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung made his first official visit to China following his inauguration, arriving in Beijing with over 200 business leaders from South Korea. The four-day state visit ai...
‘Embrace the moment’: on China, Daniel Kritenbrink puts pragmatism first
Daniel J. Kritenbrink, former US assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs and ambassador to Vietnam, talks about the complexities in the US-China relationship. He emphasizes the...
100 New H-20 Stealth Bombers? China’s Next Decade Could Change the Pacific
China is developing the Xi’an H-20 stealth bomber, which could significantly enhance its long-range, low-observable strike capabilities and strengthen its nuclear triad. The question remains whether C...
New York Times: Maduro Kidnapping Operation Began with Cyber Attack
According to reports by The New York Times, an attempt to kidnap Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro involved the initial use of a cyberattack as part of a larger operation designed to destabilize his...
5 Best Aircraft Carriers in the World for 2026, Ranked
Aircraft carriers remain crucial in modern maritime strategy. The United States leads with its Gerald R. Ford-class and Nimitz-class carriers known for their nuclear propulsion, endurance, and sortie ...
Will Beijing look to US capture of Venezuela’s Maduro for lessons on Taiwan?
Chinese analysts are examining the recent operation by the U.S. Delta Force that resulted in the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, considering its implications for potential operations rela...
India To Deploy Layered Air Defence Shields Across Defence Corridors To Protect Critical Hubs From Pakistan-China Threats
India intends to install comprehensive air defence systems throughout its major Defence Corridors to protect crucial industrial and strategic infrastructure from potential threats, primarily from Paki...
Venezuela’s acting president says US attack had 'Zionist undertones'
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, has stated that the United States' seizure of Nicolas Maduro and subsequent attack on Venezuela had 'Zionist undertones.' Speaking in a televised address...
The text of Trump’s October deal with Xi Jinping is still MIA
US President Donald Trump claimed his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping during his visit to South Korea as a 'massive victory.' However, the absence of any disclosed details about what was agreed...
How Will the World Look in 2029? Few Trust NATO, Ukraine is Worn Down, Chinese Imports Increase
The article discusses potential geopolitical scenarios for 2029, highlighting a declining trust in NATO among member and partner nations due to perceived ineffectiveness or inaction. It also mentions ...
If Putin Captures Zelenskyy, Jinping Moves Against Taiwan Leadership: Says US Lawmaker
A US lawmaker of Indian origin suggested that if Russian President Vladimir Putin captures Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy during the ongoing conflict, Chinese President Xi Jinping might take ...
How uneven borders fuel Myanmar’s vast and resilient scam economy
Southeast Asia, particularly areas near borders within Myanmar, has become a significant hub for the global online scamming industry, operating out of fortified Chinese crime syndicate compounds. Thes...
China’s emission-free tech boosts productivity 3-fold, debunks Trump’s green burden theory
A study led by Chinese researchers has found that reducing emissions does not necessarily harm economic productivity. This finding contradicts the views of US President Donald Trump and others who hav...
How China quietly became the world’s climate policy leader
The article discusses how China has become a leading player in global climate policy, contrasting its approach with those of the United States and European Union. Despite often being seen as a factory...
Why China and Oil Drive Trump's Motivation Behind Capturing Venezuela's Leader Nicolas Maduro
The article discusses Mark Almond's insights suggesting that President Donald Trump’s motivations for targeting Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro stem from strategic interests related to oil resources ...
Pakistan Endorses China's Mediation Claim In May India-Pakistan Clash
Pakistan has publicly acknowledged China's role as mediator during the four-day conflict with India that occurred in May 2025. This is a significant shift from Pakistan’s previous emphasis on US Presi...
What if China’s KJ-600 aircraft could serve older carriers as well as Fujian?
China's KJ-600 airborne early warning and control aircraft may have been designed for catapult-launched operations but can also operate from older ski-jump carriers, according to a Chinese military so...
Military Evening News AI Quick Delivery: Overview of Today's Military Hotspots | January 3, 2026
The article provides an overview of the key military events and trends reported on as of January 3, 2026. The content focuses on various international security issues including NATO updates, conflict ...
U.S. in 2025: Chaos and Polarization
An analysis by Xinhua suggests that the United States will face increasing political discord and social division by the year 2025, characterized by deepening ideological schisms and instability. The a...
China conflict won’t benefit South Korea, Lee Jae-myung says ahead of state visit
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated during an interview with Chinese state broadcaster CCTV that South Korea's relationship with China should avoid confrontation despite the necessity of secur...
China Rushes Expansion of Nuclear Weapon Fuel Factory Caught on Satellite
Recent satellite imagery indicates China is swiftly expanding facilities crucial for its nuclear weapon fuel production. The expansion underscores Beijing’s continued efforts in bolstering its strateg...
China to lead joint naval drills with Brics nations in South African waters
Next week, China will lead joint naval exercises named 'Will for Peace 2026' with BRICS nations in South Africa's waters. This marks the first defense cooperation initiative of the bloc, potentially a...
China Launches 'Upgraded' 052D Guided Missile Destroyer
The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy has commissioned a new Type 052D guided missile destroyer named Loudi, marking an expansion of its naval fleet. This 'upgraded' variant includes improve...
China Declares US Interference in Taiwan Affairs Unacceptable
Chinese officials have strongly condemned any form of interference by the United States in matters related to Taiwan. This statement underscores China's firm stance against external involvement in wha...
China vows to ramp up west-to-east power output as AI, hi-tech manufacturing fuel demand
China plans to boost its west-to-east power distribution network to over 420 GW by 2030 with renewables accounting for about 30% of total electricity generation, aiming for a greener economy and relia...
Chinese Ambassador Calls Taiwan Situation Red Line for U.S. Relations
The Chinese Ambassador has emphasized that the issue of Taiwan constitutes a critical red line for relations with the United States, implying strong opposition towards any actions from the US perceive...
UN chief calls on Israel to reverse NGOs ban in Gaza
The UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres expressed deep concern over an Israeli ban on humanitarian agencies providing aid in Gaza and called for its immediate reversal. He emphasized the crucial rol...
China’s New J-36 Stealth ‘Fighter-Bomber’ Means Trouble for the U.S. Military
New photos and footage showing a third prototype of Chengdu's rumored J-36 fighter-bomber have surfaced online, suggesting that China is testing multiple prototypes concurrently. This development took...
Trump orders Chinese-linked firm HieFo to divest US chip assets, cites national security
US President Donald Trump has issued an executive order compelling HieFo Corporation, registered in Delaware, to divest semiconductor-related assets previously acquired from New Jersey-based Emcore Co...
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