With support from the United States, Taiwan is building up its defenses amid growing Chinese threats against the Beijing-claimed island.

Taipei Office For decades, the United States has been the principal arms supplier to Taiwan, a self-governing democracy that ...

A delegation of US representatives led by US Congressional Taiwan Caucus cochair Ami Bera arrived in Taiwan for a three-day ...

In congressional testimony in 2021, then-US Indo-Pacific Command commander Philip Davidson, said that Chinese President Xi ...

Pete Hegseth reaffirmed in a speech in Singapore that the U.S. does not seek conflict with China, but to deter China the U.S.

Washington’s disclosure that around 500 US military personnel are stationed in Taiwan signals more open and substantial defence support for the island – a pivot from a previously discreet partnership ...

In a volatile security environment, strategic ambiguity must be complemented with a touch of “tactical clarity.” ...

In February, the U.S. State Department removed a statement from its website asserting that the U.S. does not support Taiwan independence. In its place, a line was added that stated the U.S. would ...

The Taiwan PLUS Act would streamline US arms sales to Taiwan, boosting deterrence against China while strengthening the US ...

Taiwan’s cautious participation in the Alaska LNG project underscores a broader truth: even strategically aligned allies ...

The island is reportedly planning to build 200 of the weapons amid growing military pressure from mainland China.