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The United States has been closely watching Taiwan's progress on passing a special defense budget. Pictured for illustration: HIMARS multiple rocket launcher system. (Photo by Chang Yao-lin)

Behind the Scenes | U.S. Opens Door to NT$900 Billion as Taiwan Defense Budget Hits Impasse

Regarding when the MQ-9B drones will arrive in Taiwan, Minister of National Defense Chiu Kuo-cheng (顧立雄) stated on March 23 that the first batch is expected to arrive in the third quarter. (Liu Wei-hung)

Taiwan Secures New US Drones Amid Ongoing Defense Upgrades

Regarding joint homeland defense operations, the Ministry of National Defense has indicated that existing unmanned and anti-armor weapons remain insufficient to counter the People's Liberation Army's superior and sustained firepower. Pictured: ROC Armed F

Taiwan Defense Ministry Flags Severe Drone and Ammunition Gaps in Amphibious Invasion Scenario

Taiwan People's Party legislator Li Zhen-xiu, a mainland-born spouse serving in parliament, makes her debut at the Legislative Yuan's Interior Committee. (CNA)

When a Minister Puts Herself Above the Legislature

Executive Yuan Vice Premier Cheng Li-chun (鄭麗君) holds a press briefing on the latest tariff developments on December 24. (Photo by Yan Lin-yu)

Taiwan Reaffirms Trade Protections as US Shifts Tariff Strategy Post-Court Ruling

US President Trump travels to Georgia to participate in campaign activities. (Associated Press)

Opinion | As Trump's Tariffs are Ruled Unconstitutional, Taiwan Should Review its Side of the Deal

President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) holds a press conference on the 'Special Defense Budget to Protect Democratic Taiwan,' with military brass lined up to advocate for Legislative Yuan approval of the 1.25 trillion NT dollar special defense budget. (Photo by Ko

Taiwan's Defense Budget Standoff Reveals Deeper Strategic Vulnerabilities

Another unconstitutional ruling from the 'understaffed five justices'! (Photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Taiwan’s Constitutional Court Legitimacy Put at Risk by Contentious Health Penalty Ruling

Taiwan People's Party's newly appointed at-large legislator Li Zheng-hsiu. (Provided by TPP)

Procedure Must Prevail: The Constitutional Stakes of the Li Zhenxiu Case

Li Chen-hsiu (李貞秀), ranked 15th on the Taiwan People's Party's proportional representation list and a mainland spouse, faces controversy over her mainland Chinese nationality as she prepares to take office. (China Review News Agency)

Mainland-Born TPP Legislator’s Swearing-In Faces Uncertainty Over Nationality Law

The United States is closely monitoring Taiwan's proposed NT$1.25 trillion special defense budget. File photo shows HIMARS multiple rocket launcher system firing at Jiupeng Base in Pingtung. (Photo/  Liu Wei-hong)

Taiwanese Political Parties Deadlocked Over Multi-Billion Dollar Special Defense Budget, US Backs Passage

President Lai Ching-te may ignore the Legislative Yuan's impeachment case, but he cannot avoid the problem he will inevitably face in his reelection bid: If his second term remains a minority government, will he continue down the old path of unconstitutio

What Taiwan’s Constitutional Crisis Reveals About Presidential Power

Kuomintang Chairperson Cheng Li-wun delivers a lecture Soochow University on December 22. (Photo / Liu Weihong)

KMT Chairwoman Says Taiwan not Subordinate to Beijing, Both Part of One China

The Legislative Yuan has passed an act to govern AI use and development. (Photo / Chai Chin-chieh)

Taiwanese Legislature Moves to Place Guardrails on AI Development, Passes New Regulatory Act

Qian Li, a Mainland spouse who joined Asus in 2017 after moving to Taiwan in 2007 upon marriage, has had her dependent residence permit revoked by the Lai Ching-te administration, barring her from working in Taiwan. (Photo / Qian Li's Facebook)

Taiwan Revokes Chinese Worker's Residence Permit Over Pro-Unification Views

Premier Cho Jung-tai declined to countersign an amendment aiming to relocate funds from Taiwan's central government to local governments. (Photo / Yan Yushe)

Taiwanese Premier Declines to Sign Budgetary Amendment, Legislature Considers Vote of No-Confidence

Taiwan's Health Minister Shih Chung-liang addresses the persistent issue of medical violence. (Photo / Yan Linyu)

Taiwanese Lawmakers Push Amendments to Protect Medical Workers