Taiwan’s response to the Chinese threat in this year’s drill is refreshingly direct: Train like war could start tomorrow.

This article was originally published by Radio Free Asia and is reprinted with permission. Air-raid sirens blared in Taipei ...

As Washington prepares for war with China, Taiwan holds its longest and most extensive military exercises and civilian drills ...

For ordinary citizens in Taiwan, a Chinese invasion is no longer just a talking point at the dinner table. As military ...

This year’s military exercises, unprecedented in length and scale, are designed to prepare people for the prospect of Chinese ...

Taipei came to a brief standstill on Thursday when air raid sirens forced thousands of people off the streets and into ...

Sirens wailed, roads emptied and people were ordered to stay indoors in Taiwan's capital Taipei on Thursday during an annual ...

Air raid sirens wailed across Taipei on Thursday as large-scale drills were carried out as part of the annual Han Kuang ...

Taiwan's capital Taipei came to a standstill on Thursday as the island held one of its largest-ever civil defence exercises ...

Taipei came to a brief standstill on Thursday when air raid sirens forced people off the streets and into underground ...

Taipei city Mayor Chiang Wan-an, second from left, and American Institute in Taiwan's (AIT) director Raymond F. Greene, center, watch an air raid drill in Taipei, Taiwan, ...

This year’s drills are ten days, twice as long as before. The timing is no accident. Tensions with Beijing remain high. While ...