China Won’t Reap Any Benefits from South Korea’s Martial Law Debacle
President Yoon's declaration of martial law could strain South Korea's relationship with the United States. That doesn't mean it will benefit China. The post China Won't Reap Any Benefits from South Korea's Martial Law Debacle appeared first on World Politics Review.
Chinese and Taiwanese warships were spotted in a standoff in the contested waters near Taiwan on Tuesday as China continued ...
In response to a question about South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's remarks on Thursday, in which he cited cases ...
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China’s hypersonic jet flies at blazing 6.5 times the speed of sound in testsThe scientists claim that the hypersonic aircraft prototype with a rather bulky body reached the speed of Mach 6.56 in flight test.
The U.S. Navy will deploy the littoral combat ships with added capabilities forward around the globe, particularly in the ...
China’s ambassador says Chinese companies should “very seriously consider” moving some of their operations to South Africa.
Diplomats and representatives from the militaries and coast guards of the United States, Japan and the Philippines had a ...
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The United States has deployed a reconnaissance aircraft while Japan and the Philippines sent navy ships in a joint patrol in ...
China and the Philippines gave conflicting versions on Wednesday of a maritime confrontation around a contested shoal in the ...
The Philippines said it spotted a Russian submarine in the South China Sea last week, in the latest sign of tensions in the ...
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