This year’s military exercises, unprecedented in length and scale, are designed to prepare people for the prospect of Chinese troops storming Taiwan’s shores.

This year’s drills are ten days, twice as long as before. The timing is no accident. Tensions with Beijing remain high. While polls suggest most Taiwanese don’t believe an invasion is imminent, the government is preparing with focus and urgency.

Single men of humble beginnings have been left behind in China's rapid development, according to "Dating Game" documentation Du Feng.

The U.S. Navy’s Carl Vinson Carrier Strike Group entered the South China Sea on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Chinese reconnaissance flights as Taiwan conducts annual counter-invasion drills. USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70),

Another targeted financial analysts at major unnamed investment firms focused on the Taiwanese semiconductor industry by posing as a fictitious investment firm and seeking collaboration. Two of the entities are based in Asia, while the third is based in the U.S. The FBI declined to comment.

Manila’s significant shift could pave the way for the Philippines, an American treaty ally, to play a bigger role in regional defense if China invades Taiwan.

In Part 2 of this strategic analysis, we assess China’s military capability to seize Taiwan within a 12-month timeframe focusing on amphibious readiness, air superiority, missile barrages, and logistical sustainability.

The close proximity of the Kinmen Islands to mainland China has placed it on the frontline of several conflicts between the People's Republic and the Republic of China, meaning it could be the target of any future Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Escape your echo chamber. Get the facts behind the news, plus analysis from multiple perspectives.

Beijing has declared Taiwan as an "inalienable" part of China, whereas Taipei has long asserted its independence.

The United States said Thursday that there would be no change in its Taiwan policy if the self-ruled island's leader transits through US soil, as China issued a warning.Paraguay, one of a dwindling number of countries to recognize Taipei rather than Beijing,