Taiwan’s Defense Strategy: Is 3% of GDP Enough to Deter China?

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Taiwan’s defense strategy is undergoing significant changes as President Lai Ching-te announces plans to increase Taiwan’s defense spending to surpass 3% of GDP, translating to a $26 billion budget. This decision comes as Taiwan faces increasing military pressure from China and aligns with U.S. demands for stronger defense capabilities. How will Taiwan navigate its military challenges in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape? Our guests are: Arthur Ding - National Chengchi University Professor Emeritus Wang Kai-chun - KMT Department of International Affairs Assistant Director