DEFENSE / U.S. planning new rules to expedite defense tech transfers: Business group
10/22/2025 03:08 PM
The U.S. government is expected to release new guidelines to help expedite transfers of defense technology to its partners, including Taiwan, the head of the US-Taiwan Business Council said Tuesday.
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