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China seeks to obtain global dominance in just about everything while we are busy updating our dictionaries and handing out participation trophies.

The new cold war is already here, and it’s our job to keep the Chinese from freezing us out of the global marketplace.

Data from your use of TikTok is going directly to Chinese spy agencies.

The Canadian military recently revealed that spy buoys were found in the Arctic Ocean in 2022, leading experts to suspect that China was behind the planting of the devices to keep tabs on US nuclear submarines, especially those with nuclear warheads.

Taiwan unveiled its latest models of combat-ready drones, boosting the island nation’s defense capability against an aggressive China.

The Chinese government has sent a warning to the Philippines that allowing the United States armed forces to access more military bases could “greatly prejudice Philippine national interests and jeopardize regional tranquility and steadiness,” being one of the first open indications of Chinese displeasure with the quickening security ties between the two nations.

Earlier this month, Pakistan’s Air Force reportedly inducted 12 highly advanced JF-17 Block III multi-role combat aircraft into service after receiving them from China.

The Pentagon shared its worries about Rosatom, the Russian state nuclear agency, furnishing China with highly enriched uranium for fast-breeder reactors.

If you think America is doing a good job at promoting freedom and democracy around the globe ask yourself this question. Is the world safer and more stable today than it was when the twin towers came crashing down on 9/11?

DoD officials unveiled optimistic progress in security and deterrence capabilities in the Indo-Pacific region amid China’s growing aggression.

President Xi Jinping of China and Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, a close ally of Vladimir Putin, pledged to strengthen defense and security ties.

A Pentagon representative said on Tuesday that the leading defense officers from the US and China have not spoken since November, which is indicative of the current tensions between the two leading militaries of the world caused by the issues of Taiwan and a supposed espionage balloon.