Taipei: Defense and Military Issues,” the CRS described arms sales as “the most concrete U.S. contribution to Taiwan’s defense capabilities,” noting that the majority are conducted through the U.S. government’s Foreign Military Sales (FMS) system.
Taipei: A political influencer’s controversial Nazi-related remarks have reignited debate over how the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) handles political dissent, drawing sharp reactions from across Taiwan’s political spectrum. The controvers…
Taipei: Chen Sung-chi, a former head prosecutor at the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office with experience in law enforcement and anti-corruption investigations, has been appointed as the new deputy director-general of the National Security Bureau (NSB),
Taipei: Visiting former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson praised Taiwan’s pledge to increase its defense spending to over 3 percent of GDP as a crucial step in addressing the growing military threat from Beijing.
Phoenix: U.S. President Donald Trump surprised many by suggesting that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) could be investing US$300 billion in Arizona, which is almost twice the investment TSMC has previously announced in the United