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NewsDesk MC June 1, 2026June 1, 2026 asia, Beijing, coast guard, Diplomacy, East China Sea, Geopolitics, indo-pacific, international law, japan, Maritime Borders, maritime dispute, naval patrols, Nine-Dash Line, philippines, regional security, South China Sea, sovereignty, taiwan, Taiwan Strait, territorial claims

China Sends Coast Guard Patrol Near Taiwan Amid Maritime Dispute

Beijing-China’s coast guard said on Monday it conducted patrols in waters east of Taiwan in response to plans by Japan

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NewsDesk MC May 30, 2026May 30, 2026 australia, Beijing, china, China-US relations, defense diplomacy, Defense Ministers, Dong Jun, Geopolitics, indo-pacific, military strategy, People's Liberation Army, Pete Hegseth, regional security, Richard Marles, Security Summit, Shangri-La Dialogue, singapore, Southeast Asia, strategic competition, taiwan, united states

China’s Low-Key Presence Dominates Debate at Asia’s Premier Security Summit

Singapore-The absence of China’s defense minister from the Shangri-La Dialogue for a second consecutive year drew scrutiny from delegates and

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NewsDesk MC May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 china, Chinese military, cross-strait relations, defense ministry, donald trump, F-16, indo-pacific, J-16 Fighter, Joint Combat Readiness Patrol, Joseph Wu, Lai Ching te, Liaoning Aircraft Carrier, Military Tensions, People's Liberation Army, Pratas Islands, regional security, South China Sea, taiwan, Taiwan Strait, Xi Jinping, Yinchuan Destroyer

Taiwan Scrambles Forces as China Intensifies Military Pressure Around Island

Taipei-Taiwan deployed naval vessels and fighter aircraft to monitor a second Chinese “joint combat readiness patrol” in less than a

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NewsDesk MC May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 AeroSoarX, artificial intelligence, china, czech republic, defense industry, defense spending, DJI, Drone Exports, drones, Eastern Europe, military technology, Non-Red Supply Chains, poland, semiconductor industry, supply chain diversification, taiwan, Taiwan-China Tensions, Thunder Tiger, UAVs, Ukraine War, Unmanned Systems

Taiwan’s Drone Boom Accelerates as Ukraine War Reshapes Global Supply Chains

Taipei-Taiwan’s drone exports surged nearly twentyfold in the first four months of 2026, driven by demand linked to the war

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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 Beijing summit, china, Chinese Navy, coast guard, cross-strait relations, donald trump, Geopolitics, indo-pacific, Joseph Wu, Lai Ching-te, maritime security, military deployment, Naval Activity, regional stability, South China Sea, taiwan, Taiwan Strait, US-China relations, Western Pacific, Xi Jinping, Yellow Sea

China’s Vast Maritime Surge Raises Tensions Around Taiwan

Taipei-China deployed more than 100 navy, coast guard and other vessels across waters stretching from the Yellow Sea to the

US Signals Taiwan Arms Package Unlinked to Iran Conflict Amid Approval Uncertainty

Washington-U.S. arms sales to Taiwan are proceeding through a long-established approval process and are not connected to the war with

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NewsDesk MC May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 arms sales, Beijing, china, defense policy, donald trump, Epic Fury, foreign military sales, geopolitical tensions, Hung Cao, indo-pacific, Iran war, military aid, munitions, Pentagon, State Department, taipei, taiwan, Taiwan security, U.S.-China relations, united states, Xi Jinping

U.S. Freezes Taiwan Arms Transfers as Iran Campaign Drains Munitions

Washington-The United States has temporarily paused arms sales to Taiwan to ensure adequate munitions supplies for ongoing military operations against

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NewsDesk MC May 21, 2026May 21, 2026 arms sales, Asia-Pacific, Beijing, china, defense spending, Diplomacy, donald trump, Foreign Policy, geopolitical tensions, Lai Ching-te, military support, One China policy, security tensions, strategic talks, taipei, taiwan, Taiwan Strait, Tsai Ing-wen, U.S.-China relations, united states, Xi Jinping

Lai Signals Readiness for Historic Trump Call Amid Taiwan Tensions

Washington-Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Thursday he would be “happy” to speak with U.S. President Donald Trump, after Trump

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NewsDesk MC May 20, 2026May 20, 2026 arms sales, china, cross-strait relations, defense spending, Democratic Progressive Party, donald trump, geopolitical tensions, indo-pacific, Lai Ching-te, Military Tensions, regional security, Republic of China, sovereignty, taipei, taiwan, Taiwan Affairs Office, Taiwan Strait, US-China relations, Western Pacific, Xi Jinping, Zhu Fenglian

Taiwan’s Lai Says He Would Tell Trump China Is Destabilizing Indo-Pacific Region

Taipei-Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said on Wednesday that if he were to speak with US President Donald Trump, he would

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NewsDesk MC May 18, 2026 australia, Beijing influence, china, Diplomacy, dolphin trade, environmental policy, Foreign Policy, geopolitical rivalry, Honiara, Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China, Jeremiah Manele, marine conservation, Matthew Wale, One China policy, Pacific Islands, Pacific security, Peter Kenilorea, Rick Hou, solomon islands, taiwan, tuna industry

Wale Signals Policy Shift as Solomon Islands Elevates China Critics

Honiara— The new government of Solomon Islands appointed prominent critics of Beijing to senior cabinet positions and reinstated a ban