At the same time as China's action and holding "strike drills", Taiwan's government announced Beijing's biggest attack on its air defense zone.

While pressure from Washington on Beijing to distance itself from Moscow continues, during the visit of the top Russian official to China, the two sides agreed to strengthen cooperation, especially in the fields of defense and military issues.

The latest earthquake to hit Taiwan’s southeastern coast is the strongest since Saturday’s 6.6 magnitude quake.

America plans to give $1.1 billion in weapons, including radar and tracking systems, and advanced missiles to Taiwan; this has angered China and threatened to take retaliatory measures if arms are sent to Taiwan.

Following a controversial visit by US politician Nancy Pelosi, China has begun large-scale military sea and air exercises around Taiwan.

China summoned the US ambassador to Beijing to condemn US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s “obscene” visit to Taiwan.

U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi starts a tour of four Asian countries no mention of Taiwan.

The National Security Adviser of the White House said that America's policy regarding Taiwan has not changed.

Taiwan will donate $1 million to Afghan earthquake relief efforts in response to a call from the United Nations and others for humanitarian assistance.

The Chinese military has warned against flying US planes over the Taiwan Strait, disrupting peace and stability in the region.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has ordered the country’s armed forces to get prepared for a “comprehensive military struggle” amid escalating tensions with the United States.