MILITARY● ELEVATEDAug 1 · Aug 1, 2026, 4:00 AM
Taiwan’s political parties deadlocked over efforts to boost military drone capacity
South China Morning Post
A political row is threatening to undermine Taiwan’s efforts to increase its stockpiles of military drones and has raised questions about the future of its domestic manufacturers. On Monday, lawmakers failed to agree on competing versions of a bill to buy and develop military drones after six hours of debate. While the ruling Democratic Progressive Party and the opposition broadly agree on the need to expand the island’s arsenal of drones, they disagree about who should oversee the programme and...
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