Opinions - China Military

Canada seeks to enhance its defense discourse: Canada's armed forces struggle to meet the demands of modern warfare, leaving the country at a disadvantage compared to other NATO members. This issue is particularly evident in naval construction, as Canada is currently unable to organize a fleet capable of securing the North Atlantic and Arctic regions.

11-21 14:43:07

What does it mean for US to allow Ukraine to use longer-range US weapons to attack Russia?: After the US announced it would permit Ukraine to use the U.S.-supplied ATACMS to strike Russia, the UK and France quickly followed suit, allowing Ukraine to use their long-range weapons to target Russian territory. In response, Russia has repeatedly issued warnings.

11-20 19:45:10

Heating up of France-Philippines defense relations targets South China Sea: Recently, the Philippines announced that its coast guard will purchase 40 fast patrol crafts (FPCs) from France, with deliveries scheduled to begin within four years. The deal is the "largest so far single purchase" in Manila's ongoing effort to modernize its coast guard.

11-20 19:27:47

Japan to deploy troops to northern Australia: For Australia, being tied to Japan and the US puts it at a disadvantage, with increased military security risks, especially in cooperation with Japan, which has launched attacks against it in the past. For regional peace and stability, this new move by Japan and Australia will undoubtedly cause concerns among regional countries and the people.

11-19 19:03:44

What signal does Chinese government send by announcing baselines of territorial sea adjacent to Huangyan Dao?: On November 10, the Chinese government announced the baselines of the territorial sea adjacent to Huangyan Dao. The release of the baselines of the territorial sea adjacent to Huangyan Dao by the Chinese government reflects the firm determination of China to uphold its sovereignty over the islands and reefs in the South China Sea.

11-19 17:11:21

NATO faces pressing questions: Sources close to the incoming US administration's national security team indicate that the US plans to substantially scale back its security role in Europe, shifting from being the primary provider of military strength to offering support only in times of crisis. As a result, NATO will need to "reposition itself" to adapt to this new reality.

11-16 15:37:31

Airshow China depicts vision of maintaining peace, openness, cooperation: The biennial Airshow China, like the growth rings, records the steady progress of China's aviation industry. It is believed that in the future, the airshow will bring us more surprises, and China's manufacturing will embrace a brighter future and contribute more positive factors to world peace and development.

11-15 19:18:20

Confusion in South China Sea recognition in Manila: In recent years, the discourse of some Western countries and some Southeast Asian claimants on the South China Sea issue has evolved into a discourse that prioritizes positions and emotions, regardless of right or wrong. That is, regardless of the actual situation and specific facts, they are targeting China, and even fabricate all kinds of absurd stories. As a result, rumors about China's statements, policies, and actions regarding the South China Sea have continuously surfaced.

11-15 18:32:32

France plans to deploy nuclear-powered aircraft carriers to the Indo-Pacific: It is reported that France is about to send its nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle and its escort to the Indo-Pacific region. Being France's first and the only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, the Charles de Gaulle is also the only carrier among European nations capable of accommodating fixed-wing early warning aircraft.

11-15 18:24:31

Powering up China's "flying shark" J-15 carrier-based fighters: Dubbed the "flying shark," the J-15 is China's first fixed-wing carrier-based fighter. The J-15 fighters unveiled at the airshow boast upgraded avionics and weapons systems, and a refined airframe structure, resulting in enhanced combat capabilities, said Cai Yongtao with the equipment department of the Chinese Navy.

11-15 17:38:03

The Philippines' two maritime acts no binding force on other countries: The two maritime acts fully reflect that the Philippines is seeking to expand its power and interests in the name of international law, affecting the freedom and safety of navigation in the South China Sea and threatening regional peace and stability.

11-15 15:22:31

Political calculations behind the Philippines' wrongful laws: The South China Sea should be a sea of peace, friendship and cooperation. However, the actions taken by the Philippines go against the shared desire of the people in the region and have turned the Philippines into a major disruptor of regional peace and stability.

11-14 12:47:42

NATO's new military transport corridor put into use: The US shipped hundreds of armored vehicles to the Dutch ports of Vlissingen and Eemshaven by sea on October 30, according to a report by the website of Army Technology in early November. These vehicles and related parts were then put in over 2,000 containers and transported to countries including Poland via a newly established military transport corridor that spans across Germany, the Netherlands, and Poland. This is the first large-scale use of the military transport corridor.

11-13 16:42:46

Why did the Philippines conduct island-seizing exercises in South China Sea?: Regarding the future of US-Philippine military cooperation, Teng Jianqun believed that though the US has strategic interests in the South China Sea, it is completely delusional for the Philippines to think that it can rely on the US to stir up trouble in the region.

11-12 18:20:40

French Navy's "Clemenceau 25" faces some problems: After the French frigate Bretagne completed a seven-month deployment, the French Navy plans to send several ships including the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier to the Indo-Pacific region this month in an operation dubbed Clemenceau 25, according to foreign media reports.

11-11 18:41:42

Does the Philippines receive a "sweet deal" or a "poison pill" from the US?: The US Embassy in the Philippines released a statement recently that the US will invest $8 million for the modernization of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG). This appears to be a "sweet deal" for the Philippines, as it aligns with the so-called Indo-Pacific Strategy of the US and its involvement in stirring up tensions in the South China Sea.

11-06 16:57:10