Taiwan's ongoing defence upgrades show its commitment to maintaining sovereignty amid escalating military pressure from China. A proposed multi-billion-dollar arms deal, including HIMARS rockets and coastal defence missiles,

Taiwan is considering a major arms purchase from the U.S., a move aimed at strengthening its defense in the face of escalating Chinese military pressure. The deal, likely worth $7-$10 billion, includes coastal missiles and rockets,

Taiwan is in talks with the United States to purchase billions of dollars in arms, aiming to strengthen its defense amid rising military pressure from China, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Taiwan is waiting for an estimated $21 billion in backlogged U.S. weapons—much of it ordered during Trump's first term.

Taiwan is considering purchasing weapons from the United States worth billions of dollars. This decision aims to strengthen the island's defense in the face of growing military pressure from China. Talks with Washington are in the early stages,

The package is meant to demonstrate to the United States that Taiwan is committed to its defense, one source said