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Taiwan’s coastguard vessel transfer to the Philippines sparks double outcry (opens the original)
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NGO-mediated transfer of retired cutter raises concerns given Taiwan-Manila fisheries disputes, as Beijing lashes out at ‘despicable’ deal The matter centres on a 61-metre (200-foot) retired cutter handed over to the Philippine Coast Guard through a non-governmental organisation on Monday, as Taipei and Manila expand practical maritime cooperation despite the absence of formal diplomatic ties. Beijing’s Taiwan Affairs Office (TAO) has condemned the move, accusing the island’s ruling party of ign
China’s next carrier could be its longest – what are Beijing’s plans? (opens the original)
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Analysts say the vessel’s hull and potential nuclear propulsion hint that China’s carrier fleet could be used further afield Captured on September 4, the images show that work has begun on the bulbous bow of the carrier under construction at Dalian Shipyard in northeastern China, defence intelligence company Janes reported last week. Measurements from the stern to the projected tip of the bow suggest an eventual overall length of 336 metres (1,100 feet) to 339 metres, according to Janes. That wo
US Air Force to shut down research centre focusing on Chinese military (opens the original)
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The China Aerospace Studies Institute published open-source research on the PLA’s air, space, cyber and missile capabilities The China Aerospace Studies Institute (CASI) said in a statement on Tuesday that Air University, the US Air Force institution under which it operates, had decided to close the institute, with all of its roles becoming unfunded from October 1. CASI said its employees would continue to work and get paid for now and that it expected to honour its existing commitments “through
Taiwan coastguard’s rare missile firing reveals deepening links with navy (opens the original)
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Further integrating the agency with the military would multiply threats to the PLA Navy in a conflict, analysts say Taiwan’s coastguard fired a supersonic anti-ship missile during a military exercise last week, an unusual move by a civilian law enforcement agency that analysts say could be aimed at complicating potential war plans. On Friday, the Anping-class coastguard patrol vessel Qijin launched a home-grown Hsiung Feng III, or HF-3, which hit a decommissioned navy frigate more than 100km (62
Could China’s sixth-generation fighter carry a laser to defend against missiles? (opens the original)
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Beijing expo display offers strongest public hint yet that China is developing airborne laser systems for advanced fighter aircraft China may be aiming to equip its sixth-generation fighter jets with laser weapons that experts say could help defend them against incoming missiles. According to social media posts, the booth display said the system weighed less than 380kg (838lbs), although key performance figures were partly obscured. Transmission power was listed as “*00kW” – implying at least 10
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