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■Two-thirds of Taiwanese say they would defend the island if attacked, poll finds ■Philippine Navy to choose sites for Japan's first donated defence radar as air force gets drones ■Taipei court acquits retired officer over cash pipeline that funded a Chinese spy ring ■Japan's small test railgun fires 10 rounds in a row on battery power ■PLA cyber scientist Guo Shize vanishes from China's academy roster, the latest defence expert to go ■Why India's border-police commando push, reported on 10 November 2026, is built for face-offs ■Two-thirds of Taiwanese say they would defend the island if attacked, poll finds ■Philippine Navy to choose sites for Japan's first donated defence radar as air force gets drones ■Taipei court acquits retired officer over cash pipeline that funded a Chinese spy ring ■Japan's small test railgun fires 10 rounds in a row on battery power ■PLA cyber scientist Guo Shize vanishes from China's academy roster, the latest defence expert to go ■Why India's border-police commando push, reported on 10 November 2026, is built for face-offs

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Volunteers in a paved square practise first aid on people lying under foil blankets during a civil defence drill

Two-thirds of Taiwanese say they would defend the island if attacked, poll finds

A survey released on 11 November puts willingness to defend Taiwan at 66.4%, up from 64% a year earlier, while backing for a US military alliance edged up to 58.8%.

TaiwanDefence · 23m ago · 3 min read