ANALYSIS / Taiwan faces pressure to boost military spending after Trump win: Experts
11/06/2024 11:03 PM
With Donald Trump set to return to the White House next year, Taiwanese scholars said his administration will maintain strong support for Taiwan but will also pressure the country to shoulder more responsibility for its self-defense and boost military expenditure.
(Full text of the story is now in CNA English news archive. To view the full story, you will need to be a subscribed member of the CNA archive. To subscribe, please read here.)
More in ANALYSIS
-
Analysts see passage of scaled-down defense bill as 'positive first step'Taiwan's opposition-controlled Legislature approved a scaled-down defense budget on Friday, a move analysts viewed as a "positive first step" despite concerns that delays to local defense programs could hurt Taiwan's long-term military buildup.05/09/2026 02:32 PM -
Lai's canceled Africa trip a 'wake-up call' for world: ExpertsPresident Lai Ching-te's (賴清德) aborted trip to Eswatini, allegedly due to pressure from China, should serve as a warning about Beijing's "kindness," two United States-based experts said.04/24/2026 01:14 PM -
China's obstruction of Lai's trip aimed at reinforcing party lines: ScholarsChina's reported role in blocking President Lai Ching-te's (賴清德) planned visit to Eswatini this week was a reflection of its different approach to Taiwan's ruling and main opposition parties, Taiwanese scholars said Wednesday.04/23/2026 12:45 PM
Latest
-
Politics
Lai takes advice from high schoolers on fighting Chinese disinformation
05/30/2026 08:43 PM -
Business
Opposition fast-tracks air pollution bills despite government, industry concerns
05/30/2026 08:35 PM -
Business
LPG prices to remain unchanged in June: CPC
05/30/2026 07:07 PM -
Society
Taiwan's NGOs quit U.S. fundraising platform over 'Chinese Taipei' designation
05/30/2026 06:35 PM -
Business
Taiwan's CPC to leave domestic gasoline, diesel prices steady next week
05/30/2026 05:40 PM


