Arms Race

Such a display of military power reaffirms that the CCP is the threat to world democracy and peace, analysts say.

‘The people of Taiwan cherish peace, and Taiwan does not commemorate peace with the barrel of a gun,’ Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said.

The regime’s rapid expansion of nuclear capabilities strengthens its political and psychological position against the United States and allies, analysts say.

Soviet-era ‘ekranoplan’ designs could aid Beijing in a maritime conflict, but the research comes with its difficulties, observers said.

The number of China’s nuclear warheads grew by 20 percent in the past year, according to SIPRI.

More than 490 of the CCP’s 970 satellites are intelligence-capable satellites, according to a professor of strategy at the U.S. Naval War College.

U.S. officials and defense analysts have long believed the communist regime’s reported budget captures only a fraction of its true spending on the armed forces.

Since last July, the CCP’s anti-corruption campaign has led to the downfall of more than a dozen high-ranking military officers and defense industry executives.

The Chinese hacking campaign affected dozens of countries worldwide, an administration official said.

The latest breach ‘will go down as maybe one of the most significant cyberattacks’ the United States has ever faced, Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said.

September’s launch of a long-range ICBM in the Pacific—China’s first such test in decades—evaluated the missile’s capabilities and sent a political message.

‘Kiribati does not welcome China’s recent ICBM test,’ the island nation’s Presidential Office said.

‘This recent activity demonstrates the increased interest in the Arctic by our strategic competitors,’ a senior U.S. military official said.

The development of AI weapons may be equivalent to the nuclear revolution, according to Bradley Thayer, a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy.

“The CCP often uses reverse engineering, and their innovation is limited,” a Taiwanese military expert said.

Communist China is pushing forward in military AI development as the United States has yet to adopt a whole-of-government policy framework for AI.

China’s ambitions with regard to the moon are also among Space Command’s concerns.

‘We need to be strong ... strong means having the capacity to fight the war and overmatch your adversary.’

The Pentagon warned Congress last year that China already “has the world’s leading hypersonic arsenal.”

Such a display of military power reaffirms that the CCP is the threat to world democracy and peace, analysts say.

‘The people of Taiwan cherish peace, and Taiwan does not commemorate peace with the barrel of a gun,’ Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te said.

The regime’s rapid expansion of nuclear capabilities strengthens its political and psychological position against the United States and allies, analysts say.

Soviet-era ‘ekranoplan’ designs could aid Beijing in a maritime conflict, but the research comes with its difficulties, observers said.

The number of China’s nuclear warheads grew by 20 percent in the past year, according to SIPRI.

More than 490 of the CCP’s 970 satellites are intelligence-capable satellites, according to a professor of strategy at the U.S. Naval War College.

U.S. officials and defense analysts have long believed the communist regime’s reported budget captures only a fraction of its true spending on the armed forces.

Since last July, the CCP’s anti-corruption campaign has led to the downfall of more than a dozen high-ranking military officers and defense industry executives.

The Chinese hacking campaign affected dozens of countries worldwide, an administration official said.

The latest breach ‘will go down as maybe one of the most significant cyberattacks’ the United States has ever faced, Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said.

September’s launch of a long-range ICBM in the Pacific—China’s first such test in decades—evaluated the missile’s capabilities and sent a political message.

‘Kiribati does not welcome China’s recent ICBM test,’ the island nation’s Presidential Office said.

‘This recent activity demonstrates the increased interest in the Arctic by our strategic competitors,’ a senior U.S. military official said.

The development of AI weapons may be equivalent to the nuclear revolution, according to Bradley Thayer, a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy.

“The CCP often uses reverse engineering, and their innovation is limited,” a Taiwanese military expert said.

Communist China is pushing forward in military AI development as the United States has yet to adopt a whole-of-government policy framework for AI.

China’s ambitions with regard to the moon are also among Space Command’s concerns.

‘We need to be strong ... strong means having the capacity to fight the war and overmatch your adversary.’

The Pentagon warned Congress last year that China already “has the world’s leading hypersonic arsenal.”