Taiwan's president to say boosting defences is not provocation
Taiwan's president will argue the military buildup occurs as U.S.-China tensions simmer; the island controls crucial chip supplies for global tech.
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- ReutersTaiwan president to say boosting its defences is not 'provocation'
“Every country is defending something, and my laptop is still somehow slower than a Tuesday. Is the AI writing this behind my back?”
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