Tag: China

Speaking at Global SOF’s SOF Week conference, Col. Jarret Mathews laid out the command’s effort to create hyper-enabled operators, leveraging augmented-reality glasses, artificial intelligence, and instant translation tools in a shift from comic-book inspired exoskeletons to something akin to omniscience.

At the heart of this transformative endeavor lies the Artemis Accords, with Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador among the SOUTHCOM nations joining this cosmic voyage, with almost 30 countries engaged in the program globally, holding ambitious aims: returning humans to the moon and, eventually, journeying to Mars.

US Space Force allocates three-quarters of their intel efforts to China and Russia, ensuring space superiority amid evolving challenges.

China’s illegal claims in the South China Sea raise tensions, ignoring international law. The Philippines and the US demand a united response.

While North Korea’s Morning Star-4 and Morning Star-9 drones bear a striking resemblance to American models, the true litmus test of their capabilities lies not in their outward appearance but in their performance and effectiveness, which may not match the sophistication of their U.S. counterparts.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Jinchao “Patrick” Wei and Petty Officer Wenheng Zhao, suspected of funneling classified national defense information to Chinese intelligence officers, face grave penalties, intensifying already fraught US-China relations.

Amid increasing Chinese military activities, the U.S. pledges a substantial $345 million aid package to Taiwan, enhancing the island’s defense capabilities and demonstrating a firm stance in supporting Taiwan’s sovereignty.

Chinese strategists Qiao and Wang redefine warfare, emphasizing strategy over physical weapons in navigating modern conflicts.

In response to escalating threats from China, Taiwan is fortifying its defense and resilience through comprehensive air raid drills, simulating its response to potential missile attacks and preparing its civilian population for potential emergencies.

The transformative power of technology and humanity’s insatiable appetite for innovation has set off a chain reaction involving second- and third-order repercussions that are often not immediately apparent, profoundly impacting modern warfare strategies.

North Korea’s missile launches raise regional stability concerns, as international pressure on China to enforce sanctions adds complexity.

Uncover China’s unconventional strategies in “Unrestricted Warfare” and navigate the complexities of modern global conflicts.