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Anduril's new Steelfin air defense interceptor. (Photo from Anduril's official page)

Anduril's Steelfin Interceptor Targets A Third Of Patriot's Price To Ease US Missile Shortage

Taiwan's Army has run into major problems procuring the ALTIUS series drones also used by the US military, raising concerns that could affect combat readiness. Pictured is an ALTIUS-600M attack drone launching. (Photo courtesy of the Ministry of National

Exclusive | Taiwan's Military Buys American Drones Then Discovers The Chargers Are Made In China

Taiwan's military has invested heavily in drone procurement for asymmetric warfare, but defense analysts warn it risks falling into an "anti-asymmetric trap" on the counter-drone side. (CNA)

Exclusive | Taiwan's Counter-Drone Defenses Are Failing, and a Costly American Fix May Not Work

In recent years, Taiwan's military has aggressively acquired drones seen as key to asymmetric warfare, but sources warn the armed forces may be falling into a "reverse asymmetry" trap. (File photo, CNA)

Taiwan Scrambles to Fix Holes in Its Drone Defenses

Li Yiyang visits the Japan International Drone Exhibition (Japan Drone 2026) held at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba (file photo, courtesy of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Japan)

Japan Pledges Drone Dominance While Producing Just 1,000 a Year

Taiwan's current monthly production capacity for complete drone systems stands at approximately 15,000 units. The government aims to raise that figure to 100,000 units per month by 2030, with the export share targeted to increase from roughly 20% to 50%.

Taiwan's US$7 Billion Drone Push Can't Shake China Supply Risk

Taiwan's current monthly drone production capacity stands at approximately 15,000 units. The government aims to raise that figure to 100,000 by 2030, while increasing the export share from roughly 20% to 50%. Photo by Central News Agency photographer Hsu

Taiwan Plans $6.4 Billion Drone Procurement Drive, Boosting Non-Red Supply Chain Stocks