TAIPEI (Taiwan News)—The Pentagon is reportedly reorienting its military strategy to shift its top priority to deterring China from invading Taiwan. The Washington Post reported on Saturday that, ...

Starting in earnest in 2017 and now in their 8th year, PLA daily military coercion exercises around Taiwan, with four large-scale exercises, have reached a point where PLA aircrews and sailors likely ...

The US is reorienting its military strategy to focus primarily on deterring a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan, a memo signed by US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth showed. The memo also called ...

Taiwan holds civil defence drills under auspices of new committee Senior Western diplomats attend drills in southern Taiwan Taiwan faces Chinese military threats, quakes and typhoons TAINAN ...

Exercises like that are far from unusual. Indeed, the Chinese military conducts combat patrols near Taiwan almost every week. However, the latest deployment was unusual because there was an ...

Lai has in recent weeks repeatedly warned of China using spies and propaganda, especially internet influencers, as well as military intimidation. Earlier in the day, Liu protested outside Taiwan ...

Taiwan, China both investigate collision in Taiwan Strait China puts blame on Taiwan's navy Taiwan defence minister dismisses China's complaints Sensitive Strait the site of daily military ...

TAIPEI-Taiwan will give pay rises to some service members in a bid to tackle manpower shortages, officials said on March 21, as the island faces intensifying military pressure from China.

The goal is to prepare the public for crises such as military conflict and natural disasters. Taiwan has not been involved in active conflict since the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis in late 1958.

Lai has in recent weeks repeatedly warned of China using spies and propaganda, especially internet influencers, as well as military intimidation. Earlier in the day, Liu protested outside Taiwan ...

PREMIUM Delhi will have to consider what exactly it can do to help Taiwan to defend against Chinese military aggression. And at what cost. (File Photo) This question of legal sovereignty ...

Taiwan's President Says the Defense Budget Will Exceed 3% of GDP in Military Overhaul TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te said Thursday that the island's defense ...