Politics

Taiwan’s Executive Yuan has requested a revote on amendments that increase pensions for police, firefighters, and law enforcement officers. The government warns of financial instability and legal violations, while opposition lawmakers argue for fair compensation. Learn about the implications and next steps in this controversial policy change.

Taiwan is set to enhance its air defense capabilities with the new F-16V fighter jets, featuring increased thrust, advanced radar, and greater weapons capacity. Learn about their strategic importance, deployment plans, and geopolitical impact.

75 Taiwan scholars accuse President Lai of eroding free speech through ideological censorship and anti-China populism. Read the full controversy and government response.

Taiwan’s Finance Committee is reviewing a KMT proposal to distribute NT$10,000 per person from tax surplus revenues. The DPP government opposes the plan, citing financial risks and constitutional concerns. The full Legislative Yuan debate is set for March 22, 2025.

Taiwan is proposing major changes to its civilian reservist system, removing training limits and allowing extended call-ups. Find out how this will impact national defense, the workforce, and public preparedness.

Taiwan has officially deployed elite Marines at Taipei’s Songshan Airport, confirming months-long rumors. The move strengthens Taiwan’s defense against rising tensions with China.

"Taiwan appoints former Japan SDF Chief Shigeru Iwasaki as an adviser, signaling closer Taiwan-Japan security cooperation. Experts say his military expertise will enhance defense ties."

Taiwan will implement a military pay increase on April 1, 2025, boosting stipends for combat troops and volunteer service members. Learn how this affects Taiwan’s defense strategy.

Taiwan welcomes 35 Ukrainian officials for the Smart City Summit & Expo, strengthening diplomatic ties and supporting Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction with humanitarian aid and technological collaboration.

Taiwan’s military engineers deployed anti-tank obstacles, breakwater blocks, and booby traps as part of its first-ever immediate combat response drills. The exercises aim to counter PLA invasion threats while monitoring Chinese naval movements.