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The Taiwan Shield plays a significant role in the arms procurement legislation, with Israel's Iron Dome air defense system explicitly cited as a model to emulate. (File photo, AP)

Taiwan's Secret Defense Pact with Israel: Mossad, Iron Dome, and Hidden Diplomacy

Taiwan's Shield is modeled after Israel's Iron Dome system. Pictured is the Iron Dome defense system in Tel Aviv, Israel, intercepting incoming Iranian missiles. (AP)

Behind the Scenes | T-Dome: Taiwan's Missile Shield or Money Pit

Trump's remarks triggered a selloff across Asian markets. (CNA)

Opinion | Trapped In The Gulf: Why Trump Cannot Win His War in Iran

US strategic experts assess that the Trump administration's offensive against Iran has severely backfired. (AP)

Exclusive| U.S. Defense Scholar Warns Iran War Has Backfired—and China Is the Real Winner

The wreckage of an intercepted Iranian drone strikes an oil facility in the UAE, triggering a fire and billowing black smoke. (AP)

Opinion | Four Fronts, No Exit: The Strategic Logic Driving The Gulf War

Anti-Iranian government demonstrators rally in New York, expressing support for the military actions taken by Trump and Israel against the Iranian government. (AP)

Opinion | Can Trump's Military Campaign Spark an Iranian Uprising?

U.S. President Trump. (AP)

Opinion | The Iran War is Isolating Washington and Raising Hard Questions For Taiwan

A view of the Strait of Hormuz in the Persian Gulf, the world's critical oil and gas chokepoint. (AP)

Exclusive | No Regime Change, No Quick Fix: Ex-U.S. Admiral's Blunt Hormuz Assessment

Trump strikes whomever he chooses, with no question of congressional approval and no concern for whether international law need be followed — a textbook case of what analysts describe as hegemonic lawlessness that none can challenge. This, many argue, rep

Opinion | Trump's Willfulness Reveals the Civilizational Clash in the U.S.-Iran War

On March 14, 2026, debris from an intercepted Iranian drone struck an oil facility in the United Arab Emirates, triggering a fire and billowing black smoke. (AP)

Israel Strikes Iran's Largest Gas Field— Oil Eyes $200

Tehran lies in disarray following airstrikes carried out by the United States and Israel. (File photo, Associated Press)

Opinion | From Airstrikes to Ground Forces: Washington Weighs Its Options in Iran

A scholar argues that with US military assets being consumed in the Middle East and domestic economic pressures mounting, the conditions for Beijing to move against Taiwan are more favorable now than they were before the Iran conflict began. Pictured: Chi

Iran War Could Embolden Xi on Taiwan, Scholar Says

Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joseph Kent. (National Counterterrorism Center official website)

"I Cannot in Good Conscience" — Senior Trump Aide Resigns, Says U.S. Was Deceived by Israel

Hit by an airstrike, a refinery facility inside Iran was damaged, sending thick black smoke billowing into the air. (AP)

Opinion | When Threats Are Declared, We Take Them Seriously

Residents watch smoke rising over the Tehran skyline following explosions in the Iranian capital on February 28, 2026. (AP)

Exclusive | The Iran Strikes Bought Taiwan Time. A Japanese General Says Use It

The Iran war remains uncertain as international crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. (AP)

US Forces Could Strike Critical Iranian Oil Port, Financial Expert Warns

With the Middle East situation still uncertain, the U.S. attack against Iran has burned vast sums of defense spending. (AP)

Costs of Iran War Mount as Taiwan Faces Tough Choices

Trump and Xi Jinping met in South Korea for 100. (Photo / White House official website)

US Elites Believe Conflict Over Taiwan Unlikely Before 2028, New Study Reveals

USS Lincoln supports Operation Epic Fury on February 28, 2026. (Associated Press)

Opinion | Iran War Exposes Hard Truths for Taiwan’s Defense

U.S. President Trump approved military action against Iran, igniting the Middle East powder keg. Mearsheimer believes the U.S. will ultimately struggle to achieve victory, leaving Trump without a satisfactory outcome. (Associated Press)

Trump Is Losing Iran — and China Knows It

On February 28, 2026, an Iranian missile directly struck a building in Tel Aviv, Israel, triggering a massive explosion. (File photo, Associated Press)

Opinion | How Israel, America, and Saudi Arabia Pushed Iran Into a War Nobody Fully Chose

Workers install a poster on an overpass showing a portrait of Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei, who died in the recent joint US-Israeli military strikes. (Associated Press)

US-Israel Strategic Misalignment Could Shape Trajectory of Iran Conflict, Experts Warn

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio holds a press conference after meeting with Ukrainian delegation on November 23, 2025. (AP)

US Escalates Iran Military Campaign, Rubio Promises to "Unleash Chiang"

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives at a briefing on Iran for members of Congress in a secure meeting room in the basement of the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. (Photo/AP)

Middle East Conflict Ignites Oil Price Surge as Inflation Concerns Challenge Fed Rate Cut Prospects

Iranian missiles directly hit a building in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Associated Press)

Taiwan's Inadequate Response to Iran Crisis Exposes Flawed Priorities

On January 28, 2026, a protester in Baghdad, Iraq, holds a burning American flag and a portrait of Trump, protesting Trump's Iraq policy. (Associated Press)

Opinion | How US-Israel Strike on Khamenei Opens Three Scenarios for Regime Change in Iran

On November 19, 2023, Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei (center) inspects Revolutionary Guard military equipment accompanied by armed forces commanders. (Associated Press)

Iran declares 40 days of mourning after Khamenei’s killing, vows further strikes on US and Israel

Large-scale demonstrations and protests have erupted in Iran since 2025, with attention focused on the movements of long-exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. (AP)

Opinion | Iran's Monarchy Nostalgia—and Its Limits

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

Russian President Vladimir Putin (left) and U.S. President Trump (right) meeting in Alaska. (Associated Press)

Netanyahu Accepts Trump's 'Alternative UN' Invitation Before Putin and Xi Respond