Taiwan prepares for ‘2027 invasion’ as it nurses tense relations with China

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a context of rising geopolitical tensions and looming threats, Taiwan is intensifying its military preparedness in anticipation of a potential invasion by China as early as 2027. This scenario, often cited by analysts and defense experts, underscores the urgency with which Taiwan is approaching its national security, given China’s…

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Taiwan defence drills identify 2027 for potential China invasion

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In recent military exercises, Taiwan tested its defensive capabilities in response to increasing tensions with China, particularly focusing on the year 2027 as a significant milestone for potential military action. These drills have sparked discussions about the geopolitical landscape in East Asia and Taiwan’s strategic posture in the face of…

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China says military exercises near Taiwan punishment for ‘separatism’

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a significant escalation of military tensions in the Taiwan Strait, China has announced a series of military exercises in close proximity to Taiwan, framing these maneuvers as a punitive response to what it describes as “separatist” activities by the Taiwanese government and pro-independence factions. This development has raised international…

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China erupts with fury at Taiwan as Beijing labelled ‘foreign hostile power’

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a dramatic escalation of tensions across the Taiwan Strait, China’s government expressed its outrage after Taiwan’s leadership described Beijing as a “foreign hostile power.” This brazen characterization has ignited a firestorm of condemnation from Chinese authorities, which they perceive as a significant affront to their sovereignty and national pride….

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Will China use this mega-barge to invade Taiwan? Huge landing craft that could disgorge 6,000 soldiers pictured for the first time

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor China is building landing barges which could be used to transport tanks and troops for a full-scale invasion of Taiwan, defence analysts have warned. As many as five of the vessels have reportedly been observed at Guangzhou, with each of the huge barges taking just a few months to complete. They…

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China’s military says it will tighten the ‘noose’ around Taiwan if separatism on the island escalates

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In a stark warning reflecting the escalating tensions across the Taiwan Strait, China’s military has declared its intent to tighten the “noose” around Taiwan should separatist sentiments on the island grow. This announcement underscores the Chinese government’s unwavering stance against any moves toward independence by Taiwan, which it considers a…

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Experts Debate the Nature of Russia-China Relations Amidst Western Concerns

Richard Sanders In recent discussions, Western analysts have frequently characterized Russia as China’s “junior partner” or even a “vassal state.” This narrative has become a dominant theme in conversations surrounding the evolving relationship between the two nations. Over the past few decades, ties between Russia and China have strengthened significantly, particularly following the onset of…

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China’s stunning diplomatic coup against Taiwan pushes Trump into a corner

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In recent months, the geopolitical landscape of East Asia has been dramatically altered by China’s assertive diplomatic maneuvers aimed at reducing Taiwan’s international standing. With significant implications for global geopolitics, these actions have created a complex scenario that places former President Donald Trump in a difficult position. Historically, Taiwan has…

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