MILITARY● ELEVATEDJul 8 · Jul 8, 2026, 4:00 AM
Enemy within? The dispute endangering Taiwan’s ‘T-Dome’ air defence plan
South China Morning Post
Taiwan’s flagship “T-Dome” air defence programme is facing possible delays to 2028 after budget disputes left one of its critical indigenous missile systems without a clear funding source. The island’s opposition-controlled legislature approved a reduced NT$780 billion (over US$24 billion) special defence budget in May, rejecting a larger NT$1.25 trillion package proposed by the government. Among the excluded projects was funding for the indigenous Chiang-Kong (Strong Bow) anti-ballistic missile...
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