Review & Outlook: Likening the global threat level to that of 1939, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveils reforms to the Pentagon acquisition process that will ‘rebuild the defense industrial ...

The Wall Street Journal published an editorial supporting the most recent US arms sale to Taiwan. The editorial touted the US$330 million deal as a way to ease tensions in the Taiwan Strait and deter ...

Taiwan’s ability to strike back at any attack from mainland China has received a further boost after the US approved another potential arms deal to boost its coastal defences. Taiwanese officials said ...

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China on Friday protested the Trump administration’s first potential arms sale to Taiwan, saying the move infringes on its sovereignty and violates the one-China principle. Chinese Foreign Ministry ...

WASHINGTON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The U.S. approved the sale of fighter jet and other aircraft parts to Taiwan for $330 million on Thursday, marking the first such transaction since President Donald ...

The United States has approved $330 million-worth of parts and equipment in its first military sale to Taiwan since US President Donald Trump's return to the White House, the island's foreign ministry ...

BEIJING, Nov 17 (Reuters) - China defence ministry said on Monday it has lodged representations with the United States over its arms sale to Taiwan, vowing to take "all necessary" measures to defend ...

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TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — US approval of a potential NT$10.72 billion (US$330 million) arms sale for Taiwan, the first during President Donald Trump’s second term, is said to dispel speculation that he ...