HSINCHU, Taiwan — Taiwan began three days of military drills on Tuesday as concerns rose over potential cuts to the defense budget due to legislative wrangling between the island's two major political parties. The drills began in the north with tank ...

On Monday 7:30 am, the PLA Eastern Theater Command announced that it has launched the "Justice Mission 2025" military exercises. Simultaneously, the Eastern Theater Command issued a notice on and a sketch map of the joint military drill areas,

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Taiwan's military can respond rapidly to any sudden Chinese attack with all units able to operate under a decentralised mode of command without awaiting orders from above, Taipei's defence ministry said in a report to lawmakers.

KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan: As China continues and intensifies its campaign of aggression against the island, Taiwan’s military is struggling to reach recruitment goals for professional personnel, and the challenges to reversing this situation are formidable.

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Taiwan's military drills focus on decentralising command Exercises include HIMARS, Sky Sword missiles, 22,000 reservists China dismisses drills as bluff, says Taiwan can't resist PLA TAIPEI, July 9 (Reuters) - Taiwan launched its largest ever military ...

President Lai Ching-te is aiming to invest an additional $40 billion in military spending to deter China. By Niko Gallogly Lai Ching-te, the president of Taiwan, said Wednesday that China was accelerating its military intimidation campaign toward the island.

As a country significantly facing external threats from China, Taiwan has consistently prioritized military procurement – whether by purchasing foreign arms or relying on domestic defense suppliers – as an essential component in strengthening its self ...