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Documentaries frame Taiwan as on the brink, citing China's grey-zone tactics and 2027 invasion risk.
China called for all parties to respect ceasefire commitments and resolve disputes peacefully through dialogue following recent US attacks on Iran....
US-China summit rhetoric reveals a core tension: urgent calls for joint AI-biosecurity action collide with narratives that prioritize domestic...
US and China escalate undersea and hypersonic rivalry across the Pacific, with advanced weapons driving military instability.
Expert assessments and intelligence assessments converge on low odds of a full Chinese invasion of Taiwan in the next five years. Beijing lacks both a...
Japan's decade-long shift from pacifism to aircraft carriers and eased arms exports is a direct response to China's aggression, especially over Taiwan, while acting as insurance if US alliance support wavers under transactional demands.
The US-China competition for lunar influence, resources, and infrastructure is rapidly evolving into a distinct geopolitical domain, with experts...
The 2018 U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA triggered "maximum pressure" sanctions that slashed Iran's oil exports by 80% and pushed its economy into...
Beijing is applying coordinated pressure across multiple fronts even as Trump-Xi summit optics soften the tone.
Japan-China relations have reached their worst point since 1972 normalization, trapped in a "parallel world" of diplomatic stalemate triggered by PM Takaichi's November 2025 remarks, with direct risks to regional stability.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised India-US relations during his visit, calling President Trump a big fan of Prime Minister Modi. The trip features talks on defence, trade and energy security ahead of the Quad Foreign Ministers' Meeting.
Historian Carl Zha sees the US-Israel-Iran conflict as exposing American military weakness, with Taiwan's internal politics drifting from confrontation and Beijing viewing time as its ally in a multipolar order.
Iran's supreme leader advisor asserts managing the Strait of Hormuz is Tehran's "legal right" for national security, directly challenging Trump's...