China is continuously and persistently expanding its military capabilities, and the military threat it poses to us is becoming increasingly severe,” Taiwan Defense Minister Wellington

China has reportedly unveiled a new wave of advanced military technologies, including AI-powered robotic systems, hypersonic weapons, electromagnetic guns, and next-generation missile platforms. Many of these systems represent a major shift toward autonomous and high-speed warfare.

China may have surpassed the United States in AI for drone swarms, one Taiwan-based analyst said.

In late 2025, China revealed a new hypersonic missile with some serious performance. Why does it represent a threat to the United States Navy?

China's jaw-dropping demonstration of humanoid-like robots throwing kung fu kicks and punches as fast as any martial arts expert has stunned experts, who are voicing alarm that the Asian giant is far ahead in AI technology and the mechanical men pose an even greater military threat – as spies,

NOTAMs (Notices to Air Missions) are alerts used to inform pilots and aviation authorities about temporary airspace risks or restrictions.

China has developed a military AI that acts as a “digital chief of staff.”

China showing off its missiles durinng a 2025 military parade - Babayev/Getty Images A closer look at China's military hardware reveals that it now also possesses weapons and military technologies that even the U.S. military does not have. While this might ...

Philippine and Chinese warships almost collided this week near the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea in what Manila claims was a “hazardous” incident involving Beijing’s forces. The Philippine Navy’s BRP Benguet (LS507) – a World War II-era landing ship tank – was harassed Wednesday by People’s Liberation Army Navy Type 054A-class guided-missile frigate Binzhou (532) near Thitu Island,

China has quietly tested its invisible navy, a fleet of stealth warships designed to evade radar and reconnaissance. The world barely noticed, but analysts warn this could shift naval power in the Asia-Pacific.