Taiwan requires US weaponry to strengthen its defense due to pressure from China. Diplomat Alexander Yui (Yui Tah-ray) stated that the island will not rely solely on its allies.
The government of Taiwan has created a website to collect intelligence from Chinese citizens. The resource is aimed at individuals who are dissatisfied with the current political system of the PRC.
Taiwan tested HIMARS on its west coast to simulate repelling a PRC invasion. The weapon, with a range of 300 km, allows for striking targets within Chinese territory.
Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un agreed to expand cooperation in economy and politics. Pyongyang officially supported the One China principle.
Xi Jinping arrived in the DPRK to strengthen friendship and discuss stability. This is his first visit to Pyongyang since 2019.
Beijing has launched a maritime operation due to an agreement between Japan and the Philippines. Forces from several provinces and the China Coast Guard have been involved in the patrolling.
Tokyo and Manila are deepening military cooperation amid Washington's restrained position. The countries are creating their own security system to deter China.
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Beijing sent ships to Taiwan due to Japan-Philippines border negotiations. China considers these actions illegal and is tightening control in the region.
Japan rejected accusations of militarism and expressed alarm over the strengthening of China's military. Tokyo seeks to enhance deterrence in the Asian region.
Pete Hegseth demands that NATO increase defense spending and stop being protectorates. He also noted the "alarming" military buildup of China.
The Trump administration revoked the visa of a Xinhua journalist following the expulsion of a NYT correspondent from China. The publication urged both countries to reconsider the decision.
The AFU are breaking records on the B1 Centauro, while Taiwan prepares the Yunpao II D3 wheeled tank. The vehicle, with capabilities comparable to the Abrams, will enter mass production in 2027.
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Taiwan detected 21 Chinese aircraft and ships during another patrol. The island scrambled its air force and is monitoring the movement of the aircraft carrier Liaoning.
Xi Jinping criticized Japan's rearmament at a meeting with Trump. Beijing is dissatisfied with Tokyo's military spending and statements regarding Taiwan.
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The US has suspended $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan due to an ammunition shortage. Further deliveries will depend on the decision of the head of the Pentagon.
U. S. President Donald Trump is planning a conversation with the President of Taiwan regarding a $14 billion arms sale. This decision could seriously escalate relations between Washington and Beijing.
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Taiwan's Defense Minister Wellington Koo expressed optimism regarding US arms sales. Washington is considering a new aid package worth $14 billion.
Beijing is ready to strengthen military trust with the US after the meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping. The parties are discussing stability amidst disputes over Taiwan.
Lai Ching-te called US weapons the key to peace after Trump's remarks about a bargaining chip. Trump has not yet approved a new $14 billion military aid package.
Trump concluded his visit to the PRC and allowed for a review of arms sales to Taiwan. The purchase of Boeing aircraft and the development of artificial intelligence were also discussed.
Trump has delayed $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan for the sake of negotiations with China. The fate of air defense and missile deliveries now depends on decisions from Beijing.
Trump wavers on $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan after meeting with Xi Jinping. Taipei requests the US to continue military support.
Trump discussed strengthening the alliance with the Japanese Prime Minister after a meeting with Xi Jinping. The leaders reaffirmed cooperation in the region due to the situation surrounding Taiwan.
Trump stated there is no unconditional support for Taiwan and did not confirm the provision of weapons. The US President seeks to avoid direct conflict with China.
Trump gave no commitments regarding Taiwan and discussed arms sales to the island. The President may also lift sanctions against buyers of Iranian oil in China.
The leaders of the US and China displayed conciliatory body language at the summit in Beijing. A video has gone viral online showing Trump peering into notes after Xi steps away from the table during dinner.
