Taiwan military

As the perceived threat from China rises, people in Taiwan are reevaluating long-held negative views of their military.

Amid growing worries that China is preparing for military action, Taiwan’s foreign minister affirms Taiwanese “are willing to defend ourselves.”

Types of aircraft intruding in Taiwan’s Southwest Air Defense Identification Zone reveal PLA intent.

The sale of new missile systems stretches the concept of “defensive” weaponry to its limit.

Taiwan is considering an increase in reservist call-ups as the U.S. mulls abandoning its longtime policy of “strategic ambiguity.”

Eight military officers overall died in the air force copter crash on Thursday. Five others survived.

Faced with high military personnel cost and unfavorable demographics, Taiwan will have to make uncomfortable policy choices.

How well would Taiwan be able to defend itself against a Chinese attack?

There is a lot that Washington can do to boost Taipei's security in the face of the threat posed by Beijing.

Fortifications on Matsu Island were meant to defend against a communist invasion.

Taiwan’s temporary extension of conscription shows that the new administration is also struggling with the issue.