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Multiple recent incidents pose the risk of escalation into open conflict, the U.S. warns.

China, Russia and Iran have watched how U.S. forces use space-based technologies on the battlefield.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper spent an hour and a half on the phone Thursday with China's defense minister.

The Pentagon has made progress in securing supply chains against China, says Ellen Lord.

The SASC wants to spend nearly $7 billion over two years to launch a new military effort aimed at deterring China.

Lt. Gen. Eric Smith is involved in war games shaping a decade-long plan to reorganize the Marine Corps for future fights.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has brought U.S.-China relations to a multi-decade nadir."

China's early missteps in containing the virus have turned relations from competitive to downright adversarial.

The Pentagon's acquisitions chief warned of the influence of "adversary capital" on defense firms.

A new State Department report found that China may be flouting international law by conducting the tests.