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President Lai Ching-te (front right 3), Minister of National Defense Wellington Koo (front right 2), and National Security Council Secretary-General Wu Chao-hsieh (front right 1) place high priority on the current state of Taiwan's drone development. (CNA

Exclusive | Taiwan's Military Forms High-Level Drone Unit, Eyes 200,000 UAVs

"Operations depend on command; command depends on communications." In preparation for a possible conflict in the Taiwan Strait, Taiwan is developing a Next-Generation Ground Combat Wireless Network. Pictured for illustration: Former President Tsai Ing-wen

Inside Taiwan's Race to Build a War Network Before China Strikes

BTS is a leading K-pop boy band and stands as a symbol of the genre's successful breakthrough into the global market. (Photo/From FB@BTS)

BTS ARIRANG Tour Ticket Prices Reveal a Sharp Divide Across Asia

The Assault Trooper program ranks among the most demanding and unforgiving training courses in Taiwan's Army special forces. Storm Media traveled to the Guguan Special Forces Training Center for a four-day, three-night embedded assignment covering the ass

Exclusive | Taiwan's Elite "Assault Troops" Train Through Typhoon-Level Rain in Taichung Mountains

The "Kestrel II anti-armor rocket," independently developed by the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) to enhance asymmetric warfare and urban combat capabilities, has been publicly revealed for the first time. (Photo by Chang

Taiwan Kestrel II Rocket: NCSIST Unveils World’s 4th Indoor-Firing Anti-Armor Rocket – But Army Remains Skeptical

The US-Iran War has shattered the myth of the MQ-9 Reaper drone. (File photo, courtesy of US Air Force official website)

Which Expensive US Weapons Is Taiwan Rethinking After the Iran War?

Defense Minister Wellington Koo revealed that the Army will extend combat training to ten consecutive full day sessions. (Photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Taiwan Army Overhauls Training, Adopts Ten Day Continuous Combat Exercises

The Information, Communications and Electronic Force Command, dubbed the military's 'fourth service branch,' has seen personnel frequently targeted by Chinese arrest warrants, but this force now faces a major crisis affecting its combat capabilities. (Fil

Taiwan's Cyber Command Restructured, Talent Retention Problems Remain