In the U.S. view, the greatest menace in China’s wide-ranging military exercises is to Taiwan, the self-ruled island that Beijing claims as its own and has threatened to seize by force. Adm. Samuel J.

China is most likely to establish its next overseas military base in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Cambodia or Myanmar, according to new a Rand Corp. report. Researchers from the U.S.-based think tank ...

China has built the world’s largest naval fleet, more than 340 warships, and until recently it has been regarded as a green-water navy, operating mostly near the country’s shores.

China’s growing interest in opening more military bases abroad does not pose a big threat to U.S. forces in the next six years, RAND concludes in a new report out Monday. China is not well ...

The U.S. is realigning its military forces with allies in the Pacific Rim to respond if China invades Taiwan – an invasion some fear is inevitable.

Yes, GNC is Chinese-owned and operates on US military bases CFIUS approved a 2018 purchase of GNC shares by China-based Harbin Pharmaceutical based on no "unresolved national security concerns." ...

China is building a large dry dock at Cambodia 's Ream Naval Base on the South China Sea, which could one day accommodate its largest aircraft carriers, new analysis suggests.

China’s government has warned the Philippines that granting the United States military access to more military facilities will “seriously harm Philippine national interests and endanger ...

At least 17 military bases adjacent to Chinese-owned farmland across the US have experienced a rash of drone sightings in recent weeks, The Post has learned.

Economic security and domestic regime legitimacy were the primary drivers behind the inevitability of China's military reaching further from its shores, the Rand authors said. Silent Growth ...

China is not ready for war, according to a contentious report from a US think tank, which claims the main motivation for the ruling Communist Party’s expansive push for military modernization is ...

The display is also for the United States, and particularly President Trump, who has criticized Japan for relying too heavily on the presence of American military bases for its security.