Chinese Military

There’s a limit to what military-to-military forums can teach countries. The US and China are a case in point.

Despite China’s military build-up, US submarines are more than a match for its sea defences, a recent report says.

The guidelines agreed between ASEAN and China are a positive interim move for resolving the South China Sea disputes.

August 1 is Army Day in China. Recent improvements in Sino-US military ties are welcome, but conflicting interests mean tensions might still be inevitable.

Claims emerge that a Chinese nuclear submarine is leaking radiation into Dalian port.

Submariners may be the ‘silent service,’ but they’re also essential for forces like the Taiwanese Navy.

Submariners may be the ‘silent service,’ but they’re also essential for forces like the Taiwanese Navy.

The guidelines agreed at the ASEAN Regional Forum are a good start in resolving the territorial row between China and Southeast Asian nations.

China confirms details of the refitting of its first aircraft carrier the Shi Lang, and plans to develop its own vessel.

Comparative quiet in China’s neighbourhood has given it the chance to rise peacefully. Will it keep flexing its muscles?

The US must be careful not to make China feel like it is being contained. A mix of co-operation and balancing is a much better course.

Is China’s J-20 stealth jet likely to be a bomber or an interceptor? It might not actually matter.