China & Taiwan — National security council

China: China is perceived as a rising military and infiltration danger by Taiwan, leading to Taiwan's resumption of 'anti-communist' classes. China's military and Coast Guard activity near Taiwan has increased significantly, demonstrating its expansionist ambitions.

Taiwan — National security council: The Taiwan — National security council is involved in providing lectures for the military graduates. Its secretary-general, Joseph Wu, reported a record increase in Chinese naval activity, highlighting China's expansionism.

China: China is a primary participant in the Joint Sea-2026 drills, demonstrating its military cooperation with Russia and asserting its presence in the region.

Taiwan — National security council: The council's secretary-general posted about ship counts.

China: China conducted the missile test, demonstrating its advancing nuclear deterrent capabilities. The event reinforces China's strategic posture but draws international criticism.

Taiwan — National security council: Taiwan's NSC identified the missile and condemned the test.