Unfortunately, Taiwan is not prepared for Beijing’s gray-zone actions—and neither is its main supporter, the United States.

Taiwan’s government has made military modernization a key policy platform and has repeatedly pledged to spend more on its defenses given the rising threat from China, including developing made ...

RFA reported that China sees Taiwan as a breakaway province that must ... deploy reserved forces in response to a potential threat--this is the core focus of the exercise," Taiwanese retired ...

Taiwan plans to increase military spending in response to growing threats from China, dedicating more of its GDP to defense.

It makes sense for a country facing existential threats to spend more on defense. What doesn’t make sense is Taiwan’s ...

the Taiwan Strait is a core US interest”. For Taiwan, US backing is at least as vital as it is for Ukraine. China claims Taiwan ... protect Taiwan against that threat. Under the Taiwan Relations ...

Lai Ching-te’s plans aim to strengthen armed forces against threat from China but could widen country’s partisan divide ...

Taiwan sees a growing threat from China, which regularly sends ships and aircraft into areas near Taiwan. China is expected to announce its annual defense budget on Wednesday. Xinhua, China’s ...

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has recently made some remarks on the Taiwan question. In general, he emphasized two points ...

The Taiwanese chip giant's plan to invest $100 billion into US production facilities has set off alarm bells about the integrity of the self-ruled island's "silicon shield" against aggression from ...

says fears of China's growing diplomatic clout are overblown, as even Beijing's new backers are taking a wait-and-see approach. 'If Taiwan declared independence first, it will be subject to ...