China’s increasingly powerful military has bracketed Taiwan with exercises. Its air and naval forces launch daily incursions, ...

By bno - Taipei Office Senior defence officials from the United States and Taiwan met in secret last week in Anchorage, ...

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te said military spending is expected to reach 5% of GDP by 2030, underscoring his government’s commitment to self-defense to protect the island from China.

Japan increasingly views Taiwan’s security as inseparable from its own national defense. India, which faces its own border ...

China is carrying out large-scale development of air and naval sites along its eastern coast, which experts say could be used ...

Taiwan has 21 sets of long-range anti-air systems, and if China wants to fully overload Taiwan’s air defenses, it would have ...

Pacific’s first island chain, defending democracy and freedom from authoritarian expansionism. Taiwan also contributes ...

The hike in defense spending comes amid increased threat perceptions and pressure from the U.S. for Taiwan to bolster its own capabilities.

Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence reported detecting 27 PLA aircraft and 7 PLAN vessels operating around its territory.

The increase, if approved by parliament, would lift Taiwan’s defence spending to more than 3.3 per cent of GDP, above that of most Nato member countries apart from the US, Poland and Estonia.

Taipei meeting signals quiet engagement, but Donald Trump's focus on China trade talks raises doubts in Taiwan about US ...

Taiwan plans to boost defence spending by a fifth next year, surpassing 3% of gross domestic product, as it invests billions ...