Amid rising cross-Strait tensions and unprecedented arms sales with the United States, the American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan has called for urgent reforms to its defense procurement policies, warning that recent regulatory changes may deter foreign contractors and undermine the island’s security objectives.
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