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Chinese Military Studying ‘Cognitive Attacks’ Against US Population
The CCP hopes to encourage ‘a psychological or cognitive decision to surrender,’ says Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga of RAND Corp.
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Personnel Safety an ‘Utmost Priority’: Minister Speaks on Chinese Sonar Incident
Beijing has accused Australia of ’making trouble.'
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Opinion: As the World's Eyes Stay Locked on the Middle East, Beijing Makes Its Move
Beijing’s immediate objective appears to be to gain control over the South China Sea.
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CCP Sets Up Armed Forces Departments at Major State-Owned Companies
Observers say that the setting up of AFDs shows that the CCP is preparing for war as domestic unrest grows.
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China’s Shipbuilding Capacity More Than 200 Times Greater Than US: Navy Intelligence Slide
A leaked U.S. ONI slide is garnering concern over the Chinese regime’s continued capability to produce naval vessels at an alarmingly faster rate than the US.
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Leadership Changes in China’s Eastern Command Signal Growing Focus on Taiwan
China’s Eastern Theater Command has seen significant personnel changes and stepped-up activity in recent months, an indicator of Beijing’s intentions with regard to Taiwan.
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ANALYSIS: Xi’s Purge of Top Military Leaders Reveals Major Crisis Within CCP
The recent removal of the top two commanders overseeing China’s nuclear arsenal reveals serious fractures in Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s regime and will harm its military modernization, according to analysts.
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China’s New US Ambassador Misses CCP Military Event at DC Embassy Over Injury
China’s Ambassador to the United States has missed a significant event at the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C., just days after his predecessor in Beijing was removed from his post as China’s foreign affairs minister.
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Chinese Military Studying ‘Cognitive Attacks’ Against US Population
The CCP hopes to encourage ‘a psychological or cognitive decision to surrender,’ says Nathan Beauchamp-Mustafaga of RAND Corp.
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Personnel Safety an ‘Utmost Priority’: Minister Speaks on Chinese Sonar Incident
Beijing has accused Australia of ’making trouble.'
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Opinion: As the World's Eyes Stay Locked on the Middle East, Beijing Makes Its Move
Beijing’s immediate objective appears to be to gain control over the South China Sea.
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CCP Sets Up Armed Forces Departments at Major State-Owned Companies
Observers say that the setting up of AFDs shows that the CCP is preparing for war as domestic unrest grows.
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China’s Shipbuilding Capacity More Than 200 Times Greater Than US: Navy Intelligence Slide
A leaked U.S. ONI slide is garnering concern over the Chinese regime’s continued capability to produce naval vessels at an alarmingly faster rate than the US.
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Leadership Changes in China’s Eastern Command Signal Growing Focus on Taiwan
China’s Eastern Theater Command has seen significant personnel changes and stepped-up activity in recent months, an indicator of Beijing’s intentions with regard to Taiwan.
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ANALYSIS: Xi’s Purge of Top Military Leaders Reveals Major Crisis Within CCP
The recent removal of the top two commanders overseeing China’s nuclear arsenal reveals serious fractures in Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s regime and will harm its military modernization, according to analysts.
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China’s New US Ambassador Misses CCP Military Event at DC Embassy Over Injury
China’s Ambassador to the United States has missed a significant event at the Chinese embassy in Washington, D.C., just days after his predecessor in Beijing was removed from his post as China’s foreign affairs minister.
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