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
00:49Taiwan Seeks Payment Deadline Extension for HIMARS
01:57AmCham Banquet Highlights Defense's Role in Building Taiwan-US Ties
02:30Lawmakers Fail To Agree on Special Defense Budget
00:49Legislature Fails to Reach Consensus in Special Defense Budget Review
00:31Recent Military Drills See More US-Taiwan Cooperation
00:41Taiwan Responds to US Arms Delay Concerns
02:31Taiwan Begins Legislative Review of Special Defense Budget
02:59Taiwan's Special Defense Budget Officially Enters Legislative Review
00:36Taiwan Expects Arrival of MQ-9 Drones, F-16Vs
00:27Report: Taiwan Worried About US Missile Use in Iran
02:17Lai Inspects Submarines As China Steps Up Maritime Pressure
02:33US Officials Reaffirm Commitment to Supplying Taiwan With Arms
02:44Suspicious Flag of Convenience Vessels Raise Security Concerns for Taiwan
00:37Taiwan Reports 28 Chinese Military Aircraft Around Country
00:25Black Box of Taiwan's Missing F-16 Found Two Months After Crash
00:41Taiwan Says No Word From US on Next Arms Package Delivery