politicsSouth China Morning Post·Jul 13, 2026
Taiwan’s armed forces plan to outsource guard duties at military academies to private security firms in a pilot programme aimed at freeing up limited personnel for core combat m...
politicsSouth China Morning Post·Jul 12, 2026
Taiwan’s volunteer force has recorded an unexpected increase of more than 5,000 personnel over the past year despite the island’s worsening demographic decline. However, lawmake...
politicsThe Hill·Jul 10, 2026
Taiwan sits in the center of this crucial perimeter.
politicsFinancial Times·Jul 10, 2026
FT investigation indicates criminal or smuggling networks may be mobilised against the country, not just state agencies
politicsSouth China Morning Post·Jul 10, 2026
Taiwan gained critical information about Beijing’s ballistic missile launch this week thanks to the island’s long-range early-warning radar system and intelligence sharing with ...
politicsiPolitics·Jul 09, 2026
Harry Tseng, Taiwan's ambassador to Canada, told Politics that China has "repeatedly weaponized trade to pressure its partners."
politicsSouth China Morning Post·Jul 09, 2026
A Hong Kong man has pleaded guilty to inciting subversion under the national security law for promoting a pro-Taiwan party and disseminating anti-Communist messages in 2024 and ...
politicsBloomberg·Jul 08, 2026
China took the rare step of publicly criticizing the top US diplomat in Taiwan, invoking select remarks by President Donald Trump to argue that the envoy’s actions are destabili...
politicsSouth China Morning Post·Jul 08, 2026
Taiwan’s flagship “T-Dome” air defence programme is facing possible delays to 2028 after budget disputes left one of its critical indigenous missile systems without a clear fund...
politicsWashington Times·Jul 07, 2026
China's military recently built two new multiple missile launch systems that appear capable of firing massive numbers of ballistic and cruise missiles at Taiwan or against regio...
politicsForeign Policy·Jul 06, 2026
Sen. Tammy Duckworth tells FP why she is traveling to Taiwan.
politicsReuters·Jul 05, 2026
Taiwan's military has resumed "anti-communist" patriotic classes for its graduates after a quarter-century gap, the defence ministry said on Sunday, citing a rising threat from ...
politicsFinancial Post·Jul 05, 2026
“Why Taiwan Matters, Now More than Ever” Washington, DC, July 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Taiwan Freedom Project Will Uphold a Free and Open Indo-Pacif...
politicsJapan Times·Jul 04, 2026
It was a nightmare scenario for Taiwan: a Chinese blockade, a strong earthquake seized on by Beijing to sow chaos, hijacked television broadcasts, sabotaged infrastructure, a ru...
politicsCTVNews·Jul 04, 2026
Taiwan’s government condemned the new patrol, saying it was an “illegal expansion of power in violation of international law and a disruption of regional stability.”
politicsJapan Times·Jul 04, 2026
China has begun using its coast guard to enforce its territorial claims in what Taiwan calls "lawfare" to claim a legal basis for Chinese actions.
politicsSouth China Morning Post·Jul 03, 2026
Taiwan is requiring its reservists to train longer and harder, introducing drones and US-made Himars rocket systems into a revamped 14-day call-up programme as it races to offse...
politicsAustralian Broadcasting Corporation·Jul 03, 2026
Australia raises concerns about China's latest activities near Taiwan "directly to Chinese officials" as tensions simmer in the region.
politicsJapan Times·Jul 02, 2026
The U.S., Taiwan's most important international backer and arms supplier, has strongly backed the government's military modernization plan and increased defense spending.
politicsAl Jazeera·Jul 02, 2026
De facto US ambassador Raymond Greene says drones represent a 'game-changing opportunity' to enhance Taiwan's security.