The Council on Foreign Relations insists that China should not hold veto power over arms sales to Taiwan, highlighting the critical need to bolster Taiwan’s defense and preserve regional stability amid escalating tensions

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The Council on Foreign Relations insists that China should not hold veto power over arms sales to Taiwan, highlighting the critical need to bolster Taiwan’s defense and preserve regional stability amid escalating tensions

The US has put a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan on hold as tensions escalate due to the Iran conflict, warns the Navy Chief. This move highlights Washington’s careful strategy in navigating complex global security challenges

U.S. arms sales to Taiwan are a key element of Washington’s commitment to the island’s self-defense, but they fuel tensions with China, which views these transfers as a threat to its sovereignty and regional stability.

The US has hit pause on a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, citing rising tensions linked to the Iran conflict, Acting Navy Secretary revealed. This decision underscores growing geopolitical sensitivities and mounting regional security challenges

The U.S. has given the green light to a potential $2.5 billion deal to sell the cutting-edge Integrated Battle Command System (IBCS) to Kuwait, significantly boosting the Gulf nation’s air and missile defense strength, sources reveal

U.S. intelligence reveals China is preparing a shipment of MANPADS to Iran, raising concerns over regional security and arms proliferation, according to SOFX sources. The move could escalate tensions in the Middle East.

Taiwan confirmed its next U.S. arms purchase is proceeding smoothly following Washington’s recent security guarantee, bolstering Taipei’s defense amid rising regional tensions, according to Japan Today.

US officials assure that the ongoing conflict in Iran is not disrupting weapons shipments to Taiwan. Amid rising regional tensions, arms deliveries are proceeding as planned, highlighting Washington’s steadfast commitment to Taiwan’s defense

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged then-US President Donald Trump to exercise caution in supplying arms to Taiwan, warning that such actions could escalate tensions and harm Sino-US relations, BBC reports.

A petition lobbying Washington urges the U.S. government to pressure Thailand to cease using American-made weapons in its ongoing conflict. The move highlights growing concern over U.S. arms fueling regional violence.