China’s newest stealth jet was finally unveiled at the Zhuhai air show this week. The Shenyang J-35 is a two-engined, mid-sized fighter that is
Opinion
What Should Taiwan Do Now Trump Has Won?
In December 2016, as the dust settled on what was then a shocking Donald Trump victory, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) picked up the phone and
Stars Welcome, Questions Not: Snooker’s Rocket and Tennis Ace Osaka Join Hong Kong’s Foreign Faces — As Overseas Witnesses Face Ban
The U.K.’s Ronnie “the Rocket” O’Sullivan, perhaps the greatest snooker player to have ever graced the game, declared himself a Hong Kong resident
Japan Loads Up Its Long-Range Strike Holster in the Indo-Pacific
Late last month news broke of the timetable for Japan to test its new long-range missile. Naval News reports that the island defense anti-ship missile
Defenders of Silence: How 80 Nations Betrayed Their Own People to Placate Beijing
Backed by Canada, Japan, New Zealand, the U.S. and ten European powers, the Australian permanent ambassador to the U.N., James Larsen, blasted Beijing
GCAP: One Plane, Three Countries
The defense ministers of the U.K., Italy and Japan met on Sunday to discuss, confirm and announce the next steps in the Global Combat Air Programme,
Chinese Exercises Around Taiwan Underwhelm
To much fanfare, China announced the Joint Sword-2024B military exercises yesterday morning. However, by 6 p.m. the drills were over and Taiwan was
Self-Determination Ignored in the Chagos Islands
On Thursday the British and Mauritian governments announced in a joint statement that the two countries will sign a treaty over the future of the
Why Taiwan Is Buying Two Similar Air Defense Systems at the Same Time
Nearly 200 Iranian missiles rained down on Israel on Tuesday, but due to Israel’s advanced and multilayered air defense system, only one civilian
Wake Up to Wokeness to Battle Beijing?
As New York City Mayor Eric Adams stood accused of receiving “improper valuable benefits” from wealthy foreign businesspeople, including a Turkish
New Japanese ‘Carriers’ Taking Tips From Italian Visitor
Earlier this month, Domino Theory reported on the visit of the Italian aircraft carrier Cavour to Japan. The visit coincided with other news reports
A Meeting of the Africa-China Research Network in Taiwan
On Friday, August 9, the Africa-China Research Network in Taiwan reading group held one of its semi-regular meetings in Kaohsiung. A small group of