Taipei’s strategists are finally making the pivot away from conventional armed forces toward something nimbler—namely the ...

President Trump declined to approve more than $400M in military aid to Taiwan this summer, favoring future arms sales to the self-governing island China claims.

To protect its strategic interests in Taiwan in the event of a conflict with China, the United States should consider ...

In an arms market long dominated by the United States, Europe raised its profile at Taiwan's largest defence show last week ...

Taipei will 'strengthen' self-defense, cooperate with Washington, Taiwanese leader’s office says - Anadolu Ajansı ...

Just days ahead of a call with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, US President Donald Trump cut over $400 million in military aid to ...

President Trump’s decision reflects his transactional foreign policy as he balances security commitments, trade deals, and ...

Taiwan's government sees a massive military parade in Beijing commemorating the end of World War II as another example of ...

China has never given up its claim to the island; it is in the middle of one of the largest military buildups in history; it conducts regular incursions into Taiwan’s airspace and maritime zones; and ...