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SINGAPORE—China has readjusted its plans to impose a three-day no-fly zone north of Taiwan, reducing it to just 27 min. on April 16. The initial plan was to shut off an area 85-nm north of Taiwan for an unspecified reason over April 16-18. South Korean authorities, which were also informed by...
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