Did Tsai Ing-wen Do Enough for Taiwan's Defense?
Over the past eight years, Taiwan’s outgoing President Tsai Ing-wen has made huge strides toward modernizing the country’s defense, but did she do enough?
Military
00:24Chinese Military Activity Surge Near Taiwan Ahead of Han Kuang Exercise
02:36Taiwan Drone Company Showcases USV Capabilities Amid Debate Over Budget
17:33SPECIAL REPORT: The Foreign-Flagged Ships That Linger Off Taiwan’s Southwest Coast
02:25What To Expect From Taiwan's Largest Military Exercise This Year
00:34Military Orders Upgraded Cloud Leopard Armored Vehicles
03:19Analysis: Are Chinese Models of US Ships a Security Threat?
02:01University Open House, Airsoft Competition Boost Military Awareness
00:51Lai Says Peace Requires Strength As Taiwan Commissions New Stealth Warship
02:30Taiwan To Host Airsoft Competition Amid Efforts To Strengthen Civil Defense
01:52China Launches New Live-Fire Exercises in Taiwan Strait
01:51Domestic Drone Industry in Taiwan Caught in Budget Deadlock
03:59Analysis: Chinese Helicopter Flight Could Signal New Gray-Zone Strategy
02:09Coast Guard Takes Delivery of New Patrol Vessel as Maritime Tensions Spike
00:36President Lai Honors Missing F-16 Pilot Six Months After Disappearance
00:29Taiwan To Simulate Internet Outages During Civil Defense Drills
03:06Military Wraps Up Five-Day Joint Drills Testing Realistic Scenarios