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#Special Defense Budget

Economic Minister Kung Ming-hsin at the Legislature on July 22. (Photo: CNA)

Economic Minister slams opposition’s proposal to suspend and defund Cabinet’s drone industry development plan

DPP legislators held up signs and chanted slogans to express their stance in the Legislature Friday, as both the ruling and opposition parties agreed to send party drafts of the drone procurement bills to legislative committees for review. (Photo: CNA)

Competing draft drone procurement plans submitted for review

In an interview Saturday President Lai Ching-te said that, in addition to being too small, new legislative review stipulations may render the NT$780 billion special defense budget untouchable. (Photo via the Presidential Office)

Special defense budget stipulations may delay defense purchases: President

Defense Minister Wellington Koo. (Photo: Rti)

KMT’s arms purchase conditions undermine legislative oversight: Defense minister

Representative to the United States Alexander Yui Tah-ray. (Photo: CNA)

Representative to the US says Taiwan willing to negotiate with China from position of strength

President Lai Ching-te during a promotion and rank conferment ceremony on April 29. (Photo: CNA)

President urges Legislature to pass special defense bill at rank conferment ceremony

U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense for Indo-Pacific Security Affairs John Noh. (Photo: U.S. Department of Defense)

US defense official says multiple tools available to provide security assistance to Taiwan, urges passing special defense budget

President of the Legislative Yuan Han Kuo-yu with the visiting CSIS delegation on April 22. (Photo: Legislative Yuan)

Legislative speaker highlights importance of national security over party affiliation during meeting with CSIS delegation

Hsiao stated that she hopes both ruling and opposition parties can reach a consensus on national security issues, allowing the special defense regulations and budget to proceed smoothly. (Photo: Presidential Office)

Vice President: Defense bill is a major strategic investment in Taiwan’s future

President Lai Ching-te. (Photo: CNA)

President urges parties to back defense budget after KMT skip cross-party talks

Presidential Office Spokesperson Karen Kuo said in an interview on the 30th that the Presidential Office will closely monitor the progress of the “Xi-Cheng" meeting. (Photo: Rti)

Presidential Office will closely monitor April “Xi-Cheng” meeting amid legislative deadlock

Defense Ministry Strategic Planning Department Director Huang Wen-chi (center) said the U.S. has postponed payment on Taiwan's purchase of 82 HIMARS rocket systems until it finishes negotiations with the contract supplier, Lockheed Martin, currently estimated to be by the end of May. (Photo: Rti)

US issues first-ever initial payment deferral as Taiwan misses payment deadline for rocket systems

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