Taiwan begins annual military drills aimed at countering a potential Chinese attack

By Simina Mistreanu

The Globe and Mail - World · 2d ago

Live-fire exercises will test army’s ability to sustain 24-hour defence operations as well as counter China’s ‘gray-zone tactics’

Originally published by The Globe and Mail - World.

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