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The technology is regarded as crucial in any conflict over Taiwan and is a highlight for analysts attending the exhibition.
The country’s second fifth-generation fighter will be teamed up with the J-15, aviation sources confirm.
A member of a local exercise group says an SUV ploughed into people from behind while they were using a trail in the southern Chinese city.
Jet put through its paces in an opening aerial display along with the J-20.
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Former president’s ‘dramatic’ differences with top US officials offer insights and caution for potential future of US-China military relations, analysts say.
The former senior Pentagon official discusses the past and present state of relations between the two countries’ militaries.
Record 17 coastguard vessels coordinated closely with navy vessels in move described as ‘highlight’ of PLA drills around Taiwan on Monday.
Joint Sword-2024B exercise focused on sea-and air-combat readiness patrols, and ability to block key ports.
CPPCC expels missile expert Xiao Longxu as anti-graft campaign continues to zero in on military officials.
William Lai says the two sides of the strait should have equal status, comments that Beijing says are meant to worsen cross-strait tensions.
Test was part of a PLA exercise on the Karakoram Plateau and was reported the same day the two sides held talks in Beijing.
Analysts say ballistic missile launch may be aimed at proving ‘credibility’ and combat ability of PLA division swept up in anti-graft probe.
Test by PLA Rocket Force ‘achieves expected purpose’ and is a routine part of annual military training, Beijing says.
Panellists offer ways for ‘China and the US to get along’ as Beijing wraps up Xiangshan Forum, China’s answer to the Shangri-La Dialogue.
Pledge from Chinese foreign vice-minister Chen Xiaodong comes as analyst voices optimism about next direct talks between Xi and Zelensky.
Amid South China Sea tensions, China’s defence minister reaches out to regional neighbours as Beijing hosts top security conference.
‘Fundamental contradiction’ between the two powers is driving negative momentum, according to Chinese lieutenant general.
This week’s Xiangshan Forum in Beijing is unlikely to lead to progress on conflict prevention or measures to ease regional tensions, analysts say.
Exchanges between the island and mainland China remain far below pre-Covid levels amid tensions and travel restrictions.
120th anniversary events focused on Deng’s military reforms but, unlike the 1980s, Beijing is now far more concerned about security threats.
Beijing says latest operation designed to ‘enhance maritime traffic control and emergency rescue capabilities’ as Taiwan keeps watchful eye.
Manila is sending one of its most advanced vessels to relieve its sister ship at the Sabina Shoal, according to Beijing-based monitors
The ship is equipped with an advanced naval air search radar and is expected to be deployed in the East and South China Seas.
The vessel was one of the attractions in a show of freshly acquired tech that also included underwater drones.
The PLA has been keeping a close eye on how the weapons have been used in wars such as Ukraine.
In an article on social media, mainland Chinese research institute says a plan is needed for ‘comprehensive takeover’ of the island after unification.
Satellite images show Y-20 transport aircraft deployed in Russia, possibly to support Chinese H-6K bombers, in sign of growing military ties.
Chinese president urges new methods to protect air, sea and border as Beijing faces ‘new opportunities and challenges’.
The force is expanding its fleet rapidly as it confronts major challenges – especially from the Philippines in the South China Sea.
Admiral Hu Zhongming also meets Russian deputy defence minister during first overseas trip since promotion.
