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A landslide dam overflow in Hualien’s Guangfu Township on Sept. 26 caused 18 deaths and 121 injuries. Volunteers face health risks amid cleanup efforts. The CDC warns of disease risks, urging protective measures. Relief efforts continue with military support.

Taiwan dispatches 550 soldiers to Hualien’s Matai’an Creek for disaster relief after a barrier lake overflow. Troops aid in cleanup and repairs, showcasing unity.

Taiwan’s National Day on Oct. 10 will feature cultural and military displays, including a choir, aerobatics, and performances symbolizing unity and resilience.

Taiwan may face increased threats if Xi Jinping begins a fourth term in 2027, warns a Taiwanese official. The geopolitical landscape could shift, impacting regional stability.

Typhoon Ragasa hit Guangfu Township in Hualien, causing casualties and destruction. The military aids in rescue efforts, while authorities work to restore normalcy.

Typhoon Haikui has hit Hualien hard, prompting military action for recovery. Vice Commander Chang Tai-sung leads efforts from a forward command post set up on Sept. 24.

Typhoon Ragasa threatens Hualien’s Matian’an Wetland dam, prompting evacuation of 7,000 residents. Military aids with logistics as officials prepare for potential disaster.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te declared Saturday that surrender reports during military aggression would be disinformation, announcing major defense spending increases to 2.6% of GDP next year and 3% by 2031. The government allocated NT$5 billion for national resilience enhancement.

The Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition showcases unmanned vehicles, fostering defense collaboration. Apex Aviation partners with TEKEVER to introduce the AR3 drone to Taiwan.

Taipei’s Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition showcases Taiwan’s advanced military tech, including the debut of the Strong Bow missile system.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense updates its public safety guide, urging civilians not to film military activities. The guide addresses new threats, including risks from Chinese tech.

Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense unveils a new ＂All-Out Defense Contingency Handbook＂ to boost public readiness against threats. It includes misinformation guidance and promotes societal resilience.

High-tech military vehicles, including HIMARS rocket launchers, arrive at Taipei’s Nangang Exhibition Center for the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition starting Sept. 18.

Taiwan unveils a NT$570 billion national security budget to bolster defense and security amid rising tensions. Key allocations include NT$113.2 billion for military systems and NT$29.5 billion for maritime patrols.

Lin Tai-hua addresses Ko Wen-je’s potential 2026 Kaohsiung mayoral run, urging unity and focus on technology, military, and energy industries. Judicial reform is also highlighted.

Taiwan’s military adapts trucks into missile launchers for asymmetric warfare, countering China’s might. This innovation offers cost-effective anti-armor firepower.

The Republic of China Army Command Headquarters released a video on Armed Forces Day, showcasing advanced military equipment like M1A2T tanks and HIMARS systems. The video highlights live-fire exercises and drone training, emphasizing innovation in combat strategies. The Army calls on youth to defend national security and uphold democracy.

President Lai Ching-te led Taiwan’s autumn memorial ceremony for fallen heroes in Taipei, while Beijing marked the 80th anniversary of victory in the anti-Fascist war with a parade.

Taiwanese shipbuilding stocks surged as the military expands its budget for unmanned vessels. Jong Shyn, CSBC, and Lungteh see significant gains amid rising demand.

Taiwan celebrated Armed Forces Day with a ceremony led by President Lai Ching-te, honoring those who sacrificed for peace. He emphasized Taiwan’s dedication to democracy and human rights.

Former KMT Chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu attended China’s Victory Day event at Tiananmen Square, drawing attention. She addressed controversy on Facebook, defending her trip.

China has installed oil rigs in Taiwan’s exclusive economic zone, escalating tensions. The Jamestown Foundation reports these structures could serve commercial or military purposes, highlighting Beijing’s pressure tactics.

Beijing will host a military parade on Sept. 3, marking 80 years since victory over Japan. China’s J-20 fighter debuts. Putin and Kim Jong Un will attend.

President Lai Ching-te attended Taiwan’s 114th Military and National Defense Education Day, honoring military models and addressing security threats from China.

Former KMT Chairwoman Hung Hsiu-chu attends a Beijing military parade, sparking controversy. The MAC warns of penalties for participation, urging unity in defending Taiwan’s sovereignty.