Taiwan Strengthens Ties with U.S. for Regional Stability

Taiwan aims to deepen military cooperation with the U.S. to maintain stability in the Taiwan Strait amidst increased Chinese pressure. This includes reciprocal visits and intelligence sharing. The initiative underscores Taiwan's intent to counter China's regional security threats while addressing sovereignty concerns.

Taiwan's defence ministry has announced plans to enhance military collaboration with the United States, focusing on maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. The relationship, not hindered by formal diplomatic ties, sees the U.S. as Taiwan's key ally, legally bound to support its defence.

In light of increasing Chinese military pressure, the ministry is advancing strategic dialogues and reciprocal military exercises with the U.S. This cooperation aims to strengthen communication channels and bolster Taiwan's defence capabilities against China's 'normalised' military activities.

The Taiwanese government, rejecting China's sovereignty claims, continues to leverage international partnerships for intelligence and technology exchange. This approach seeks to ensure rapid response capabilities and prevent hostile actions from China, reinforcing Taiwan's stance on its self-determination.

(With inputs from agencies.)