Thitu Island is home to the Philippines' largest military outpost in the South China Sea's Spratly Islands archipelago.

Micah McCartney is a reporter for Newsweek based in Taipei, Taiwan. He covers U.S.-China relations ... potential miscalculation that could lead to conflict involving the U.S., which maintains ...

And in a fleet of 59 submarines, China’s six nuclear-powered ballistic-missile submarines are all assigned to commands that would participate in a direct conflict with Taiwan’s navy ...

Taiwan today is a barometer of the state of the liberal international order, the legitimacy of deterrence theory, the ...

The Communists won that conflict, seizing control of mainland China in 1949 and forcing the Nationalists to retreat to Taiwan, where they set up a government in exile and maintained their claim to ...

Austin and Michael discuss the potential parallels between the Russia-Ukraine conflict and a possible ... change the expectation with China and Taiwan in the map there? [00:00:34] Michael Muir ...

The relative military might of China has forced other countries, including the United States, to back down and deny their recognition of Taiwan as a legal country and sever official diplomatic ties.

China staged latest ... military exercises into a conflict," the official said at a briefing in Taipei, requesting anonymity to be able to speak more frankly. Taiwan reported a record 153 Chinese ...

In turn, I found myself thinking about how tensions between China and the United States could lead to open conflict, specifically over Taiwan. The likelihood of conflict depends in part on the ...

A new war-gaming experiment set out how cutting-edge technologies could prove critical. A potential future conflict between Taiwan and China would be shaped by novel methods of drone warfare ...

“China has significantly increased pressure on Taiwan in recent years, stoking fears that tensions could erupt into outright conflict. Much attention has been paid to the threat of an ...