Taiwan Defense Spending Up, But Short of 3% Target
Taiwan is planning to spend a record US$19.7B on defense in 2025, as it looks to invest in more U.S. systems and domestically made weapons.
Military
01:33China Is Increasing Its Gray-Zone Activity at Sea, Says Minister
02:09Defense Ministry Lays Out April Plan for Han Kuang Military Exercises
00:25Taiwan Reports Surge in Chinese Military Activity
01:55US Senators Reinforce Support for Taiwan Defense Budget
00:33Taiwan Indicts Actor in Latest Military Service Evasion Case
01:56US Senators Tour Taiwan's Defense Innovation Hub
00:53US Extends Initial Payment Deadline for HIMARS Rockets
00:37President Lai Highlights Military Innovation During NCSIST Visit
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