
China changes law to mobilize all resources in case of conflict. Should neighbors worry? - Defense News
China's formal shift to total-mobilization law accelerates its capacity to sustain a prolonged conflict, raising the credibility of coercive threats against Taiwan and elevating the risk of miscalculation in the Taiwan Strait. For Australia, this underscores the urgency of decoupling from Chinese supply chains and hardening AUKUS delivery timelines, as Chinese industrial mobilization could disrupt global trade and compress Australia's strategic window to operationalise new submarine and strike capabilities before Taiwan tensions peak.
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