Taiwan's military resumes 'anti-communist' classes for officer graduates, citing escalating Chinese threat to the island's defenses.
Taiwan's military has resumed 'anti-communist' classes for officer graduates, citing the threat from China as the reason for reviving the Cold War-era training.
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