New Zealand says China navy held 2nd live-fire drill in international waters
New Zealand said the Chinese navy conducted a live-fire exercise in international waters near the Pacific nation on Saturday, a day after it held a similar drill between Australia and New Zealand that forced airlines to divert flights.
Australia's defense forces, joined by New Zealand, have been monitoring Chinese navy vessels since they were spotted last ...
China’s live-fire naval exercises in the Tasman Sea triggered heightened concern but relatively muted criticism from the ...
The Chinese naval exercises, in international waters off Australia’s eastern coast, while legal, have nonetheless sparked ...
Airlines have been contacted by Australia’s air traffic control agency warning them of reports of live fire off the country’s ...
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong says her government has warned international airlines flying between Australian ...
China’s military is gaining in size and strength, and seeking to increase its ability to project power far from home.
Commercial Flights Rerouted After Chinese Navy Announces Last-Minute Live-Fire Drills Near Australia
Commercial airliners flying over the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand were forced to reroute their flights on ...
Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles says airliners were over the Tasman Sea crossing between Australia and New Zealand ...
Australia accused China of inadequate notice for live-fire drills affecting flights between Australia and New Zealand.
China's president has signed orders to implement military reforms aimed at building a "world-class" armed force.
China conducted unannounced live-fire naval exercises in the Tasman Sea on Feb 21. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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