物流暗战：市场比想象广阔 阿里京东都是“新人”

Military industrial sectors targeted by US cyberattacks

China's PLA turns 98, celebrates reform achievements

The Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution in Beijing has received countless visitors this summer. In the exhibition hall, young children could be seen gathering around a display case containing a rusty bolt-action rifle.

People's war principle drives PLA development

History tells us that the people are the foundation of military success. In the pursuit of its centenary goals despite facing new technological challenges, the PLA should continue to rely on the people, leveraging their combined strength and protecting their interests.

Can France seize the initiative through its Arctic strategy?

With global climate change widening Arctic shipping routes, the Arctic region has quickly become a flashpoint of global geopolitics. Recently, the French Ministry of the Armed Forces released France's first-ever Defense Strategy for the Arctic. So, what message is France sending by unveiling this strategy as a non-Arctic nation?

Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate after hasty conclusion of bilateral talks

Under mounting pressure from the Trump administration, neither side is willing to be portrayed as the one obstructing the peace process. The core problem lies in the divergence between Russian and US strategic objectives, and the even more irreconcilable differences between Russia and Europe, as well as Ukraine.

Philippines bets on "one-theatre" concept amid pawn's anxiety

Under Washington's "America First" policy, pressuring Japan and Australia to raise defense spending to 3.5% of GDP, the prospects of such quadrilateral military and security cooperation, including the "one-theatre" plan, remain uncertain.

Battle to uphold correct view of history continues after long-ended WWII

If the international community wishes to uphold fairness and justice, it must resolutely defend the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War and reject any efforts to falsify that history or whitewash Nazi ideology and militarism. Only then can history serve as a bridge for reconciliation, rather than a source of new division.

DPP's manipulation runs against Taiwan people's will

While the Taiwan people simply desire to live peaceful and prosperous lives, since taking office, the Lai administration has manipulated the "two-state" fallacy, vigorously restricting cross-Strait exchanges, Xu added. This has caused unbearable suffering among the people on the island, who have long been fed up with the DPP's arrogance and irresponsibility.

China, U.S. should bridge differences through dialogue, practical cooperation

At a time of growing global uncertainties and instability, efforts by the two countries to foster dialogue for consensus and seek mutually beneficial outcomes not only align with their common interests but also respond to the expectations of the international community.

Gaza's deepening humanitarian crisis calls for immediate ceasefire

The scenes unfolding in Gaza -- families risking their lives for a bag of flour, children going to bed hungry night after night -- reflect a failure to uphold the most basic standards of international humanitarian law.

Global expansion of Patriot missiles fails to ease US's hegemonic anxiety

The most pressured Patriot forces are precisely bearing the brunt of the pressure emanating from the decline of US global hegemony. Analysts point out that an expanded Patriot force cannot support the Cold War-minded "global missile defense dome" envisioned by the US.

Two-week window for Gaza ceasefire faces test of gunfire

On July 19 local time, sources revealed that the latest round of Gaza ceasefire talks currently underway in Doha, Qatar, could yield an agreement within two weeks. However, on July 20, the Israeli military announced it was expanding evacuation orders for northern Gaza and had submitted several follow-up operational plans targeting Hamas to the Israeli government. Will Gaza see peace or continued conflict?

Playing its appointed part in US' strategy will not bring Manila its desired rewards

The Philippine leader is well aware that the current US administration is only paying lip service to such initiatives as the Luzon Economic Corridor proposed by its predecessor. Instead of being a pawn of the US, the Philippines should return to the right track of peacefully resolving its disputes in the South China Sea through negotiations with China.

Military exercises expose Lai's lies

Despite Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party's attempts to enhance military readiness, it cannot withstand the People's Liberation Army's capabilities of countering "Taiwan independence" separatists, nor can it stop the inevitable reunification of the motherland, officials and experts said.

Japan and EU's "Space Alliance" targets Starlink

According to military observer Shao Yongling, to avoid being constrained by others in critical technologies, US allies such as Japan and the EU are accelerating independent development. This trend reflects their strategic intention to reduce dependence on the US, pursue technological autonomy, and strengthen defense self-reliance.