The People's Liberation Army will stop its nighttime shooting drills in Fanling after nearby residents complained of the nuisance the exercises were posing, a deputy to the National People's...
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- Jun 19, 2013
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US intelligence agencies have been spying on China via land, sea, air and cyberspace for years, including a failed attempt to acquire confidential information about China's fourth-generation...
Fanling residents are calling on the People's Liberation Army to stop nighttime military exercises at its San Wai Barracks, saying stepped-up firing practice is keeping them from sleeping.
The People's Liberation Army has ramped up China's maritime strategy with the weekend's confirmation of PLA Navy operations within the 200 nautical mile exclusive economic zone (EEZ) around a US...
Lieutenant General Qi Jianguo, deputy chief of staff of the People's Liberation Army, told a security conference in Singapore that those views did not represent the official position.
The government has specified for the first time the circumstances in which the People's Liberation Army will occupy a military pier at the new Central waterfront, but it declined to estimate how...
There is no need to reserve open space for a military berth on the new Central waterfront - bollards are all that is needed, counsel for a harbour-protection group says.
The People's Liberation Daily, the publication of China's armed forces, is well known for its patriotic stance. But on Wednesday it went way beyond its usual zeal - drawing ridicule from a less...
The government has left many questions unanswered in its insistence on rezoning the People's Liberation Army berth on the Central waterfront as a military site, a change from its previous status...
His suggestion comes amid fears that the dream of a continuous promenade along the new waterfront created by reclamation in Central and Wan Chai will not be realised.
Beijing branded the United States the "real hacking empire" yesterday and accused it of sowing discord between China and its neighbours.
The rebuke was issued after the Pentagon said...
China is using cyberspies to boost its defence industry and military planning by gathering information about US defence programmes, a Pentagon report claims.
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