China denies it didn’t give timely warning of live-fire drills off Australia
China’s Defense Ministry says that Australia made “unreasonable accusations” and deliberately hyped the situation after three planes headed to New Zealand changed course in midflight because of live-fire drills by the Chinese navy.
China didn’t violate any rules with its live-fire naval exercises. So, why are Australia and New Zealand so worried?
An unusual series of military exercises by Chinese warships in the sea between Australia and New Zealand has prompted ...
Anthony Albanese was asked on Saturday if he would call President Xi Jinping after China's military carried out a live-fire ...
The Chinese exercises also are occurring during a visit to Australia by the top U.S. commander in the region, who recently criticized China and its increasingly “sophisticated” naval exercises ...
At least three planes between Australia and New Zealand had to shift their routes. What was this exercise, 4,600 miles southeast of the Chinese mainland, all about? The answer appears to be that it ...
Defenc Judith Collins has emphasised that China is within its rights to send three navy ships to the Tasman Sea, but says ...
The leaders of Hong Kong's Democratic Party have announced plans to dissolve what was once the city's largest opposition ...
The U.S. and the West have been struggling to lower their reliance on China for critical minerals, and Australia could play a ...
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