China’s nuclear submarine production rate surpasses that of US: Report
IISS research found that China launched 10 submarines with an estimated displacement of 79,000 tonnes between 2021 and 2025.
China’s purported ‘drone carrier’ could be used for testing, shows PLA ‘learning’ mindset: Analysts
If it is what it appears, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his subordinates "are demonstrating a real ability to be flexible and innovative. Not all innovation succeeds, but it's the willingness to try that counts," Chinese defense expert Dean Cheng said.
Modernizing defense enterprise IT without disrupting the mission
Government can’t stop to update systems, so modernization has to happen without interruptions.
Austin To Scrub US Pacific Posture; More Bases, Troops Likely
The United States must do more to counter China's "aggressive and coercive actions," which Biden's presumptive Defense Secretary calls "an increasingly urgent challenge to our vital interests in the Indo-Pacific region and around the world."
As US Military Moves Into Palau, China Watches Intently
In a recent meeting between the Navy Secretary and the president of Palau, the US signaled a commitment to "enhanced presence here and for more US Military activity in the future."
US Ships Aid Malaysia As China Tries ‘Bullying’ In South China Sea
A mix of US ships have probed waters illegally claimed by China in the South China Sea in recent weeks, as the PLA Navy continues to harass civilian ships of neighboring countries.
Chinese Reporters Press US Navy Chief: P-8s, Go Home!
O wad some Power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! It wad frae mony a blunder free us…. — Robert Burns, “To A Louse“ WASHINGTON: A tag-team of Chinese reporters pressed the normally soft-spoken Chief of Naval Operations into making some fairly blunt statements on US-China relations this morning. It was an […]
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Why enterprise IT modernization matters now – and how to “delight by design”
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China’s ‘Ripples of Capability’: An Interview with Andrew Erickson
For any Westerner observer struggling to understand Chinese military developments — and let’s be serious, that’s most of us — Andrew Erickson is an indispensable resource. A professor at the Naval War College, Erickson has edited an influential series of books about the People’s Liberation Army, each volume based on close scrutiny of Chinese-language journals […]