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Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang clarified that Taiwan’s new civil force will not train 400,000 militia members but will focus on maintaining social and governmental operations.

The Presidential Office clarified that the military’s use of ＂ancestral home＂ in resumes is a long-standing practice, not a new requirement by President Lai Ching-te.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense reported missile launches by China’s military across several regions. Taiwan’s military is on high alert, emphasizing readiness and regional stability.

Pegatron Chairman Tung Tzu-hsien emphasized Taiwan’s need for sovereign AI at the 2024 Taiwan AI Academy Annual Conference. He highlighted AI’s role in future wealth and defense.

Chung Chou University of Science and Technology transferred its assets to the Ministry of the Interior, marking the first such transfer to a central government agency. The site will be used for national defense and training.

Ingrid Larson, AIT managing director, praised Taiwan’s defense efforts at the U.S.-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference. She highlighted budget increases and societal resilience initiatives.

President Lai Ching-te led the inaugural meeting of Taiwan’s Whole-of-Society Defense Resilience Committee. The committee aims to enhance national resilience and disaster preparedness through phased goals and community-level actions.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense warns of China’s dual strategy of military intimidation and peace talks. China launched an ICBM, raising global concerns.

President Lai Ching-te emphasized the importance of civilian efforts in civil defense during his speech on Sept. 24. He highlighted Taiwan’s reduced investment in China and the establishment of a defense resilience committee.

The Ministry of National Defense denied claims that Minister Wellington Koo’s electricity bill exceeded NT$1 million. Koo clarified he has not lived in the official residence.

Taiwan’s National Day preparations are underway with military rehearsals featuring Black Hawk helicopters and Brave Eagle jets. Stay updated on schedule changes.

Minister of National Defense Wellington Koo explained the high electricity bill at his official residence, attributing it to the nearby military camp. Koo has not lived there since taking office.

China leads in daily cyberattacks against Taiwan, says Defense Minister Wellington Koo. Taiwan denies China’s counterclaims of cyberattacks. Read more for details.

Discover how Taiwan’s Presidential Office is enhancing national defense through the Whole-of-Society Defense Resilience Committee, focusing on civil training, strategic materials, infrastructure, medical preparedness, and cybersecurity.

Discover how President Lai Ching-te emphasizes the Democratic Progressive Party’s mission on its 38th anniversary, focusing on national sovereignty, democracy, and improving Taiwanese lives.

Discover how Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense’s ICEFCOM refutes Chinese state media accusations of cyberattacks, emphasizing its role in cybersecurity and national defense.

Discover how Taiwan’s defense ministry is revolutionizing military training by replacing traditional bayonet drills with close-quarters combat, emphasizing modern warfare readiness.

Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan is set to review the defense budget, with a focus on the indigenous submarine program. Delays in the Hai Kun submarine project, caused by torpedo delivery issues, have pushed completion to 2029.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s denial of intelligence exchange with Israel following a pager explosion in Lebanon. Read about the defense ministry’s stance and ongoing investigations.

Taiwan’s 2025 budget breaks records, with over NT$3 trillion in both revenue and expenditure. Experts express concerns about rising debt levels, warning of potential instability as government spending growth outpaces economic performance.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s defense ministry reporting a Chinese naval formation, led by the Liaoning aircraft carrier, moving towards Japan’s Yonaguni Island and the recent tailing of a U.S. aircraft by Chinese military. Learn about the ongoing military activities and regional tensions.

Discover the latest on the U.S. approving a $228 million arms sale to Taiwan, aimed at enhancing the island’s defense amid rising tensions. This marks the 16th deal under Biden’s administration, focusing on aircraft spare parts and equipment. Learn how this move, rooted in the Taiwan Relations Act and the Six Assurances, aims to bolster regional stability and Taiwan’s military readiness against grey zone intrusions.

Discover how a KMT legislator criticized the DPP for increasing defense budgets amid receiving outdated and substandard military supplies from the U.S., including moldy vests and expired ammunition.

Discover the latest on the Core Pacific City corruption case: Taipei District Court requires Core Pacific Group chairman Sheen Ching-jing to correct his unsigned bail request within seven days.

Discover how Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai praised the Ministry of National Defense and Ocean Affairs Council for their quick action in rescuing a pilot after a Mirage 2000 jet crash off Hsinchu’s coast, and his call for future incident prevention.