China and North Korea are both stepping up support for Russia by producing weapons and deploying troops. Is a new axis taking shape?
Taiwan’s president is once again rejecting Beijing’s rule in favor of freedom and democracy, all while marking the anniversary of a key victory over communist forces.
President Joe Biden ordered U.S. agencies to increase their use of artificial intelligence. The goal is to outpace China, as it tries to use the advanced tech to revolutionize its military.
Is the United States properly defending against the Chinese Communist Party’s political and economic warfare? A new House report finds it’s not.
- China, Russia, North Korea, Iran Forming New Axis?
- Taiwan: No ‘External Force’ Can Change Our Future
- White House Orders Agencies to Step Up AI Use
- Gov’t Fails to Discern CCP’s Political Warfare: Report
- Reps. Conclude CCP Views U.S. as Threat
- China to Offer Taliban Tariff-Free Trade
- Truck Driver Crashes into Dozens Cars in China
- U.S., IMF Disagree on Chinese Export Surplus
- Taiwan Military Conducts Nighttime Live Fire Drills
- ‘Wet, Moldy’ Military Gear Sent to Taiwan from U.S.
- EU Denounces China’s Claim Over Taiwan