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Unmanned systems are central to Taiwan's combat capability, yet related funding remains stalled in the Legislative Yuan. Defense Minister Wellington Koo (center) has expressed serious concern. (Photo provided by the Ministry of National Defense)

Exclusive | Taiwan Defense Chief: Drone Budget Deadlock Is Eroding Combat Power

Taiwan-Poland Business Association (台灣波蘭商業協會) Chairman Dr. Chao Chung-chieh (趙忠傑) (right), Tainan Mayor Huang Wei-che (left), and Pomeranian Deputy Governor Leszek Bonna (center) pose for a photo. (Photo / Taiwan-Poland Business Association)

Taiwan City Diplomacy | Tainan Forges AI Robotics Alliance in Poland

Special operations soldiers conducting aerial reconnaissance with micro drones. (Photo provided by the Ministry of National Defense)

Opinion | Drones Are Rewriting the Rules of Taiwan's Defense

Taiwan's government has allocated a special procurement budget of NT$210 billion for unmanned vehicles under its defense autonomy initiative, with an additional NT$19.2 billion allocated across various ministries — yet the spending lacks an overarching st

Taiwan's Drone 'National Team': Strategic Breakthrough or Expensive Mirage?

Unmanned vehicles, including drones, have become critical weapons in modern warfare, yet the military's counter-drone capabilities have drawn outside scrutiny. Pictured: a soldier holding a drone-jamming rifle. (File photo, courtesy of Military News Agenc

Behind the Scenes | Taiwan's Military Still Can't Counter Drones

Democratic Progressive Party legislator Chen Kuan-ting (left) and retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery (center) attend the Maritime Defense Unmanned Trends Forum. (Provided by Chen Kuan-ting's office)

Taiwan Is America's Weakest Asian Military Partner — And Trump Is Losing Patience

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