Taiwan’s military police are showing off some of their training, including the motorcycle skills they use to maneuver in urban environments as they defend the capital Taipei. Jaime Ocon reports ...

A new report from RW News claims that a Chinese espionage ring in Taiwan's military included active-duty members of the military police and the presidential guard. It alleges that some of the ...

Taiwan's military released an updated civil defence handbook on Tuesday that for the first time includes a section on how to tell the difference between Chinese and Taiwanese soldiers based on ...

Taiwan’s military has agreed to temporarily put on hold its proposed amendments to a wartime law following criticism that the revision would reinstate the draconian secret police set up to ...

Taiwan has launched its annual military exercises to counter threats from China, including "gray zone tactics" that stop short of open warfare.

Taiwan detained three active-duty officers and a retired Air Force officer suspected of spying for China, the Central News Agency in Taipei reported, a case that hints at the extent of Beijing’s ...

A MARTÍNEZ, HOST: Taiwan is extending its mandatory military service requirement from four months to one year. The decision follows months of increasing tensions with China.

A draft-dodging scandal in Taiwan allegedly involving a number of actors, influencers, and musicians has cast an unflattering spotlight on the conscript and reservist forces which could one day ...

The military exercises, which drew on experience of the war in Ukraine, come as concern grows that the tensions in the strait could spiral into crisis.

The uniform that Twin Falls Police Officer Craig Bracken was wearing the night he was shot finds a home in a display case.

TAIPEI: Taiwan accused China on Friday (Jun 6) of raising tensions in the region with a "provocative" military patrol involving warplanes and warships near the island, an unusual public rebuke in ...

Taiwan has dispatched its military in response to "live-fire" drills by China off the self-ruled island. Taipei's defence ministry confirmed the move, condemning the Chinese exercises as dangerous.