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
00:27Taiwanese Attack Drone on Display in Taipei
00:3116 Chinese Military Aircraft, Eight Naval Vessels Spotted Near Taiwan
02:07Taiwan Army Command Headquarters Celebrates 80 Years
00:36US Sea Drone Tracks Chinese Warships in Taiwan Strait
02:27US-Taiwan Defense Ties Deepen Amid Regional Security Concerns
02:48Global Democracy Forum in Taipei Stresses Democratic Cooperation
00:30Taiwan Sees Spike in Chinese Military Activity
03:09Foreign Minister, National Security Head Say They're Confident in US Support
02:21Taiwan Officials Push Back on US Ties After Trump-Xi Summit
00:38Taiwan's Coast Guard Confronts Chinese Ship in Restricted Waters
02:16Marchers Call for Stronger Defense Amid China Tensions
00:3416 Chinese Military Aircraft, 8 Naval Vessels Spotted Around Taiwan
00:21Two Air Force Personnel Sentenced for Gathering Intel on Missiles, Drills
03:01Analysis: Arms Sale Pause and a Possible Talk Between Trump and Lai
00:25Rare Hsiung Feng III Missile Test Launch in Southern Taiwan
01:15US Military Official: Arms Sales to Taiwan Halted Due to Iran War