Tag: taiwan

U.S. Admiral: China’s Taiwan Moves Are Rehearsals, Not Exercises

The Editors - February 20, 2025

Jennifer Hlad of DefenseOne reports that Adm. Sam Paparo warned that China’s military actions around Taiwan are rehearsals for a potential forced unification. He...

Taiwan Celebrates the Arrival of Long-Awaited Abrams Tanks

Richard C. Young - December 20, 2024

Joyu Wang of The Wall Street Journal reports that there was a five-year wait for 38 Abrams tanks, highlighting pressures on U.S. industrial capacity...

U.S. Foreign Policy Can Sure Get Complicated

Richard C. Young - April 26, 2024

Jacob G. Hornberger of LewRockwell.com asks his readers what’s good about aid to Ukraine and Israel. He writes: Advocates of foreign aid to Ukraine and...

The Foreign Aid Kerfuffle

Debbie Young - April 19, 2024

Taking Obstruction to a New Level As the drama over votes for the House’s foreign aid continues, the WSJ’s Kimberley Strassel explains a key point...

Taiwan Invasion Not Most Pressing Challenge

The Editors - November 9, 2023

Jude Blanchette and Bonnie Glaser of War on the Rocks write the most pressing challenge for Tawan is not invasion, but strangulation. What is the...

Taiwan Pledged a Record Increase in Defense Spending

The Editors - August 26, 2022

Taiwan is looking to double its defense spending amid escalating China tensions. Yimou Lee and Ben Blanchard of Reuters write (abridged): Taiwan proposed on Thursday...

China’s “Surprise” for the F-35

E.J. Smith - Your Survival Guy - January 13, 2011

You may have heard that the J-20, China’s fifth-generation fighter jet, flew its first test flight Tuesday morning. You can put U.S. defense secretary...

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