China Beefs up Defense Mobilization Law with Taiwan Possibly in Mind
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China beefs up defense mobilization law with Taiwan possibly in mind
China on Thursday implemented a revised national defense mobilization law that stipulates procedures for transitions from peacetime to wartime, newly covering civilian cutting-edge technologies believed to include drones and artificial intelligence, possibly with an eye on Taiwan.
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The new version of the law provides for the use of citizens ' and companies ' property for defence purposes.
The new text, scrutinized by Beijing's neighbours and especially Taiwan, must allow "a rapid transition between peacetime and wartime".
China has first amended the law on military mobilization in the last 16 years, giving the authorities wider powers in the event of a war. The new provisions allow the state to use the resources of citizens and companies for military needs, including vehicles, infrastructure and energy installations, according to the truth.ro.
China has, for the first time in the last 16 years, amended the law on military mobilization, granting wider powers to the authorities in the event of a war.
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