US, Australia, Canada, and the Philippines have conducted joint naval and air force maneuvers in the disputed South China Sea, aimed at enhancing security cooperation and freedom of navigation in the region. The exercises come amidst tensions with China over territorial claims in the area, with the participating countries reaffirming their commitment to upholding international law and promoting stability in the Indo-Pacific. The drills demonstrate a united front against Chinese assertiveness in the South China Sea while showcasing the strength of the alliance between the four nations.
Source link
Beijing denounces Taiwanese leader William Lai as ‘destroyer of cross-strait peace’
Beijing has once again criticized Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te, labeling him a "destroyer of peace" in the Taiwan Strait for his recent comments asserting that Taiwan and mainland China are not subordinate to each other. The Taiwan Affairs Office accused Lai of promoting separatist rhetoric and seeking independence through foreign support or force. Lai's remarks at a Lunar New Year event emphasized Taiwan's sovereignty as essential for the existence of the Republic of China,...
Read more