China’s military on Monday condemned the sailing of a Canadian warship in the Taiwan Strait, saying its air and naval forces had monitored and warned the ship. Watch this report for more details!

China condemns sailing of Canadian warship in Taiwan Strait

Chinese balloons over Taiwan. Latest balloon sightings come after Taiwan's Presidential polls. Five balloons near city of Keelung and one balloon flies near Pingtung county. China has not ruled out the use of force regarding Taiwan. Watch to know more!

Taiwan spots seven Chinese military aircraft

More than 20 Chinese warplanes were detected around Taiwan, with 11 crossing a sensitive median line separating the self-ruled island from China, Taipei's defence ministry said Thursday, the first significant show of force since the weekend's presidential election.

Taiwan detects around 24 Chinese warplanes around island

24 Chinese warplanes, 5 Chinese ships detected around Taiwan

China warned voters in Taiwan that an electoral win by the current presidential frontrunner, who supports a sovereign Taiwan would pose a "severe danger" to cross-Strait relations.

Taiwan election: What it means for US-China relations & all you need to know about elections

China is relying on a new tactic to influence elections in Taiwan. It is using AI tools to change the course of the elections & manipulate public opinion. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: China using AI anchors to influence Taiwan Elections

New satellite images show that China has ramped up its illegal land grab in Bhutan. The images show China is constructing new townships along a river valley in Beyul Khenpajong, a region which has deep cultural significance for the tiny Himalayan country. China's salami-slicing in Bhutan has profound implications for India. Watch this video for more.

Gravitas: China carves into Bhutan’s royal land | Satellite images show new towns, roads

As Taiwan enters election week, Beijing's aggressive actions have multiplied. Fighter jets, reconnaissance drones and naval ships have reportedly been spotted around the island. Since December, more than 20 balloons have crossed the median line separating China from Taiwan.

China multiplies show of military force as Taiwan enters election week

Despite a population of just 23.5 million people, Taiwan’s election carries an outsized importance due to its disputed political status. While de facto independent since the 1940s, the island and its outlying territories are still claimed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) – something nearly all Taiwanese reject but fear saying publicly because of the risk of war.

China and Taiwan's complicated history | Why China matters in Taiwan

Did China try stealing an American chopper? According to reports, Chinese spies tried luring a Taiwanese army officer into flying the CH-47F Chinook Helicopter to China. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Did China try to steal the CH-47F Chinook Helicopter from Taiwan?

President Tsai gives special speech as Taiwan celebrates national day. Peaceful resolution required between Taiwan and China says, Tsai.

Peaceful resolution required between Taiwan and China: President Tsai

Taiwan on Monday (Sept 18) said that it detected 103 Chinese warplanes around the island in 24 hours, sounding alarm bells over the heightened presence of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

China files 103 military planes towards Taiwan

China eyes Taiwan 'reunification' | China bolsters military aggression.

China eyes Taiwan 'reunification' | China bolsters military aggression | WION

Chinese army has published a video on its eastern theatre command’s official wechat account showing its troops preparing for a conflict in a place similar to Taiwan.

China's army videos hints at troops preparing for conflict in Taiwan

China recently replaced its elite nuclear leadership in a surprise military shake-up. The rocket force is a relatively new unit of the people's liberation army. Its creation was announced in January 2016 after a major reshuffle of china's military structure. Here's a look at the developments and the implications for Taiwan.

US-China war over Taiwan? Xi Jinping demands 'modern system for military governance' | Details

China intent to reunite Taiwan even if it requires Force, recently leaked US Intel documents say that Taiwan is a little prepared to fend off an attack however if Beijing decides to launch one arms imported from the West seem to be an answer. Beijing's belligerence Taipei is relying on support from the U.S a recent report says Taiwan will buy as many as 400 anti-ship missiles from the US.

Taiwan to buy 400 anti-ship missile from US

In the documents seen by The Washington Post US Intel assessment presents a bleak outlook for Taiwan's Air Force the documents say that almost half of Taiwan's aircraft are not ready for war and that China is likely to swiftly gain air superiority if it does go to war with Taiwan. The intelligence presents an uncoordinated Taiwanese Air Force saying it doesn't even have the ability to see where all of its air defense units are at any given time the Pentagon analysts also criticized Taiwan's award Doctrine and training one assessment criticized Taiwan's missile warning drills describing them as highly scripted and unlikely to prepare civilians for a real Attack if it comes to military confrontation it comes as no surprise that China with a superior military and strong resources has a strong Edge over Taiwan but is military confrontation really Beijing's real aim.

Who will approve of Taiwan's Reunification

China is establishing a limited no-fly zone for April 16 in the vicinity of Taiwan, citing space activities. The declaration came shortly after China finished three days of extensive war manoeuvres near Taiwan, during which it practised a hypothetical invasion and a blockade of the island. The no-fly zone does not seem to be related to the drills, according to Taiwan's transport ministry, which also claimed that China's ban was brought about by "convergence areas of many international routes to restrict flights on the grounds of "space operations"".

China sets up NO FLY ZONE near Taiwan

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Protests in US over new abortion pill ruling, while China Taiwan tensions continue as China staged fire drill on third day of the military exercise.

Protests in US over new abortion pill ruling; China Taiwan tensions continue

The president of Taiwan, Tsia Ing-Wen, is visiting Latin America for ten days. She left Taiwan on Wednesday and arrived in New York. The president of Taiwan declared that his country will firmly travel the path of freedom and democracy and will interact with the rest of the world, highlighting the fact that while the path is difficult, Taiwan is not travelling it alone.

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen warned against meeting US speaker

Beijing plans to control strategic choke points & deny access to foreign forces. China's military's eastern theatre command last year sent over 1,700 aircraft into Taiwan's air defence zone. That, as per Taiwan, is more than double the number from a year earlier & poses a 'substantial threat'. Just a few weeks back, Taiwan said it had spotted 19 Chinese air force planes in its air defence zone in 24 hours.

China's territorial ambitions, claims over Taiwan

Taiwan condemned China on Monday for holding its second military combat drills around the island in less than a month, with the defence ministry saying it had detected 57 Chinese aircraft.

China carries out combat drills around Taiwan Strait again

China carries out more military drills around Taiwan

Over the last couple of months, the United States has appeared as one of the biggest supporters of Taiwan across the world. In October the US Secretary of State pushed for Taiwan's entry into the UN.

United States backs Taiwan's presence at the UN