The Chinese military is struggling to contain corruption issues across its ranks, an issue that threatens to undermine its modernization efforts, a Pentagon report said Wednesday. The

Corruption in China's military may have disrupted its progress towards its 2027 military modernization goals, the Pentagon said in its annual report on Beijing's military that was released on Wednesday.

The Pentagon pointed to recent personnel appointments as signs of Xi Jinping's enduring distrust of the Rocket Force, custodians of China's nuclear arsenal.

Pentagon assessment says Xi Jinping’s crackdown on fraud may delay efforts to turn China’s military into a 21st-century force.

China suspended a top military official last month, a year after firing its last defense minister — the latest in a series of high-ranking removals.

The Pentagon has released its annual congressionally mandated report on China's military and security developments.Here are the key takeaways about the People's Liberation Army (PLA) from the report: - Navy - China's navy -- the largest in the world -- has more than 370 ships and submarines,

This year’s report revised upwards the estimate of China’s defense budget, the second-largest in the world (behind the United States), to one-and-a-half to two times its public defense budget ($330 billion to $450 billion).