#Military
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Japan plans surface-to-air missiles on Yonaguni Island, 110km from Taiwan, by fiscal 2030. What this $350B defense buildup means for regional power dynamics and defense contractors.
China's push to export its fifth-generation J-35 fighter faces stiff competition from the proven F-35 and complex geopolitical considerations in the Asia-Pacific region.
The US military is assembling its largest Middle East force in 20 years as diplomatic talks lag behind military preparations for potential strikes on Iran this weekend.
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Beijing's latest military purges reflect domestic political maneuvering and corruption concerns, not Taiwan strategy. Understanding Xi's real priorities reveals a different calculus.
Japan achieved its 2% GDP defense spending target but $6.5 billion goes unspent annually due to weak yen and procurement delays, raising questions about rushed military buildup.
PLA Daily argues anti-corruption drive will strengthen, not weaken, military effectiveness as China navigates the delicate balance between organizational purges and combat readiness.
China's largest military purge under Xi Jinping has removed key defense officials. Is this power consolidation or a sign of internal crisis? Analysis of geopolitical implications.
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Two military commanders fired for infiltrating National Assembly and attempting politician arrests during December's failed martial law attempt. What does this mean for civil-military relations?
Trump's 2025 deployment of over 10,000 troops to six US cities cost nearly $500 million, with ongoing operations projected to cost $93 million monthly in 2026.
China's top general Zhang Youxia was purged despite being Xi's closest military ally. This removal of dissenting voices could reshape Taiwan invasion calculations.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's investigation into his longtime ally General Zhang Youxia marks an unprecedented purge reaching his innermost circle, signaling a profound shift in Chinese politics and military command.
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Xi Jinping's sudden arrest of top PLA commanders Zhang Youxia and Liu Zhenli leaves China's military in crisis, reducing the Central Military Commission to just two members.
