U.S. Aid Military Products Are Expired and Moldy

Taiwan’s Defense Minister Wellington Koo Li-hsiung United States President Joe Biden announced in July 2023 that he would use the “Presidential Drawdown Authority” (PDA) to provide Taiwan with $345 million in armaments, but the US Department of Defense Supervision Department recently issued a report saying that some of the relevant equipment has expired ammunition, messy…

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Former AIT chair warns of China’s military threats to US-Taiwan security

Richard Bush, former chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan by Dave Chamberlain, Staff Writer Richard Bush, former chairman of the American Institute in Taiwan and non-resident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a Washington think tank, highlighted China’s military threats and non-military coercion against Taiwan are challenges to the security partnership between the United…

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US approves possible military sale to Taiwan for about US$228m

5th Tactical Mixed Wing demonstrated the missile installation operations of F16V fighters. The U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced its latest arms sales to Taiwan on 16th Sept, an “Air Force spare parts Repair and Return” case with a total price of US$228 million (approximately NT$7.26 billion) to support Taiwan’s modernization of its military…

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New Defence Committee set up

Raymond Greene, Director of AIT by Jake Sanders, Editor Taiwan is strengthening its national defense and disaster preparedness measures by forming a defense committee. The committee will work with local organizations, government agencies, and national defense authorities to develop a comprehensive security strategy. The committee will focus on disaster prevention, response, and resilience, as well…

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U.S House of Representatives passed a bill to support Taiwan’s full participation in the WHO

Andy Ogles,the U.S. representative who proposed to support Taiwan’s full participation in the WHO amendment The United States House of Representatives “China Week” ended on the 12th, and in the past four days, a number of bills involving China or Taiwan have been passed in succession, including using financial tools to deter Beijing from committing Taiwan…

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The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Taiwan Conflict Deterrence Act

The Taiwan House of Representatives passed the “Taiwan Conflict Deterrence Act” on 09/09 which aims to deter China’s aggression against Taiwan by exposing the assets of China’s top leaders around the world, cutting off their and their families’ rights to use the United States financial system, freezing assets, and other measures. The United States Congress…

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Taiwan’s Premier met Keith Krach, the chairman of USTBC [卓榮泰與柯拉克會面]

Taiwan’s premier, the president of Executive Yuan Cho Jung-tai (卓榮泰) received a delegation of Keith Krach, chairman the The US-Taiwan Business Council (USTBC) this afternoon (4 Sept). Cho said that Taiwan-US trade has developed in full swing, and major science and technology factories such as Taiwan Semiconductor Power have also invested in the United States,…

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