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The Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) yesterday announced the establishment of a “people’s response task force” as it urged the government to enhance national security.
China is using multiple methods including extended military exercises, diplomacy, trade bans and cyberattacks to pressure Taiwan after US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan last week, the party told a news conference in Taipei.
As China’s actions have highlighted Taiwan’s national security problems, the party is establishing a national task force to give a voice to the people and companies that have been affected by Beijing’s actions, the party said.
TPP Legislator Andy Chiu
The passage of the draft “creating helpful incentives to produce semiconductors (CHIPS) and science act” in the US Congress last month was a recognition of the common interests between Taiwan and the US, and opens the door for better economic exchanges between the two countries, US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi told reporters yesterday.
The 82-year-old Democrat, who is the highest-ranking US official to visit Taiwan in 25 years, arrived at Taipei International Airport (Songshan airport) on Tuesday night.
“At the same time that the trip is taking place, we have passed the CHIPS for America act in recognition of our
A US-made S-70C anti-submarine helicopter with over 30 years of service crashed in Taiwan island on Wednesday, injuring four local officers and killing one.
Taiwan People’s Party (TPP) lawmakers yesterday touted their legislative achievements and outlined the party’s agenda for the upcoming legislative session in September.
The TPP’s five lawmakers helped revise and pass 37 laws this session through their membership in the various legislative committees, TPP Legislator Andy Chiu (邱臣遠) told a news conference at the legislature in Taipei.
For the upcoming legislative session, which is to run until December, the party will focus on five core issues national security, housing justice, fiscal discipline, economic development and environmental sustainability, he said.
Particular attention would be given to the nation’s burgeoning defense budget of NT$240 billion