China, naval and Taiwan
China is building megamosts for a quick invasion of Taiwan — Naval News
China is building giant bridge ships to invade Taiwan. This is reported by the industry magazine Naval News. The publication publishes photos of these bridge ships, which were taken on a beach in the northeast of the country.
Lai Shu-ming (賴樹明) writes in the 2003 book Fools Build Great Bridges (憨人造大橋) that during the 1960s, a group of volunteers ...
China appears to be conducting amphibious landing exercises with specially built ships at a beach in the South China Sea, the ...
“Functioning as a bridge between Asia and the States ... Meanwhile, over the past few decades, Taiwan has developed a rapidly evolving and increasingly dynamic art scene. Now a key financial ...
Five people are confirmed dead and more than 200 injured as Taiwan begins clean up operations after a powerful 6.8 earthquake hit the island. The deaths occured as cranes and scaffolding at a ...
Unlike the leaders of former President Joe Biden’s Pentagon, Bridge won’t attempt to downplay the imminent threat of a Chinese attack on Taiwan by kicking the can down the road. Bridge wrote ...
and the mass production of floating bridge docks to assist the unloading of ships during beach landings. Both types of ...
I had watched all the vlogs, bookmarked every travel guide and memorized every “must-know” tip before takeoff. Yet, nothing prepared me for the reality of stand ...
A recent study by Academia Sinica highlights the need for Taiwan to inject fresh momentum into fundamental research, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI). The study suggests that top ...
City official at NPC reveals ongoing drive to promote cultural, ancestral connections and bridge ‘emotional gaps’ with ...
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