Reluctance in Taiwan – particularly by the KMT – to prioritize adequate defense spending risks fundamentally undermining U.S.

There are myriad ways China could attack. Besides landing on Taiwan's beaches or launching missile attacks, it could also ...

“After three decades of global overcommitment, Americans are increasingly questioning the cost and necessity of seemingly ...

The increase, if approved by parliament, would lift Taiwan’s defence spending to more than 3.3 per cent of GDP, above that of most Nato member countries apart from the US, Poland and Estonia.

First, no US president has articulated any rationale for why the defense of Taiwan, a non-state entity, is a vital national ...

There are myriad ways China could attack. Besides landing on Taiwan's beaches or launching missile attacks, it could also ...

The US Marine Corps (USMC) is considering new sites for stockpiling equipment in the West Pacific to harden military supply ...

Taiwan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Wu Chihchung warns “China is preparing to invade.” Military drills intensify as grey zone incursions rise in the Taiwan Strait., Asia, Times Now ...

A view of the Taiwan Straits is seen from Xiamen port, in East China's Fujian Province. Photo: IC. Democratic Progressive ...

This is the key scenario in Zero Day Attack, a new Taiwanese television show about a fictional Chinese military invasion.

No matter how impressive the specs on these warships are, they will be relatively useless in the face of the size and scope of the incoming Chinese invasion.

Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te (center, facing camera) speaks to soldiers during the 2025 Han Kuang exercise, July 16, 2025. Credit: Office of the President, ROC (Taiwan)/ Lin Yen Ting Amid ...