China, Taiwan
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.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the global security outlook is “increasingly fragile” and authoritarianism is spreading.
New Zealand raised fresh concerns Monday over nearby live-fire drills conducted by Chinese warships armed with “extremely ...
Virgin Australia and Emirates aircraft heard the Chinese flotilla's radio notification about a live-firing test off the ...
Australia's defense forces, joined by New Zealand, have been monitoring Chinese navy vessels since they were spotted last ...
The Virginia-class USS Minnesota has arrived in Western Australia, marking the first of several planned visits by U.S.
Pope Francis is still critically ill as he battles double pneumonia, but his condition has shown a "slight improvement", the ...
The drills, conducted near a busy air corridor, have prompted both countries to enhance surveillance and collaborate with ...
China’s live-fire naval exercises in the Tasman Sea triggered heightened concern but relatively muted criticism from the ...
Australia accused China on Saturday of failing to give satisfactory reasons for what it called inadequate notice of a ...
The Chinese naval task group, consisting of three vessels, is now operating east of the Australian island of Tasmania.
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