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Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. In what seems to be a step to safeguard its waters from China's military aggression, Taiwan's Navy is expected to commission two more domestically-built Tou Jiang-class stealth missile corvettes into service next month, Central News Agency Taiwan reported on Monday. World News | Taiwan to Commission Two More Stealth Missile Corvettes Amid Rising Tensions with China.

Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration (CGA) has received the delivery of a new missile corvette amid rising tensions with China.

The Republic of China Navy (RoCN) has announced that it recently completed trials and evaluations of the new medium-range Hai Chien II (‘Sea Sword II') air-defence missile that will arm the improved variant of Taiwan's Tuo Chiang (also spell...

US, China heading for naval arms race: report By Aaron Tu and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writer The US is expediting efforts to overhaul its navy and doctrine in light of growing Chinese ambitions for a “blue-water” navy, a precursor to a more obvious “arms race” between the US and China, according to an article in Taiwanese think tank the Institute for National Defense and Security Research’s National Security Journal. A blue-water navy is a maritime force capable of operating globally. The article, written by Chen Liang-chih (陳亮智), cited Navigation Plan 2021 p...

Taiwan launches first improved Tuo Chiang-class fast missile corvette 15 December 2020 by Gabriel Dominguez Taiwan’s Lungteh Shipbuilding has launched the first improved variant of the Tuo Chiang (also spelled Tuo Jiang) class of fast missile corvettes for the Republic of China Navy (RoCN). Named Ta Chiang (pennant number 619), the vessel entered the water in a ceremony held on 15 December at the company’s facility in Suao, southern Yilan County, that was presided over by Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen. Taiwan’s Lungteh Shipbuilding launched on 15 December Ta Chiang, the first impr...