China reportedly blocks a Pentagon visit tied to a $14B Taiwan arms deal, escalating US-China tensions as Taipei approves billions in US weapons purchases.

Trump is weighing approval of a $14B arms deal for Taiwan, the largest US weapons sale to the island ever, with implications for US-China relations and crypto.

Beijing is holding up a proposed visit by the Pentagon’s under-secretary of defense for policy, Elbridge Colby, as China pressures US President Donald

Trump plans a call with Taiwan's President Lai to discuss a record $14B arms sale, but is openly treating the deal as leverage in negotiations with China.

China reportedly blocks a Pentagon visit tied to a $14B Taiwan arms deal, escalating US-China tensions as Taipei approves billions in US weapons purchases.

Trump plans to call Taiwan's president about a $14B arms deal, risking China's anger. Here's what it means for crypto markets and risk assets.

The Trump administration paused a $14 billion Taiwan arms sale over U.S. munitions concerns tied to the Iran conflict.

cannot approve a visit until Trump decides how he will proceed with the arms package.

Taipei says it’s yet to receive formal notice as concerns grow over Washington’s commitment to island’s security

Taiwan's government says it hasn't been notified of any pause in a planned $14 billion U.S. arms sale to the self-governing island. The acting U.S.

Acting navy secretary suggests US$14 billion weapons deal is on hold, but Taipei says it has ‘no information’ about a freeze.

Donald Trump has put a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan on pause, just months after Congress approved what would be the largest weapons transfer to the island in history. The move…

The United States placed a massive arms sale to Taiwan on hold to make sure the U.S. military has sufficient munitions stocks for the war with Iran.

Taiwan confirms no notice from the U.S. on delays to a $14 billion arms sale amid rising military assistance uncertainties.

WASHINGTON — A top US military official has said Washington is pausing a $14bn arms sale to Taiwan to save munitions for its war on Iran. Acting Navy...

"Right now we're doing a pause in order to make sure we have the munitions we need for Epic Fury."

The US paused a $14B arms sale to Taiwan to prioritize munitions for Iran operations. Here's what the geopolitical shift means for crypto and risk markets.

The United States has put a proposed $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan on hold to preserve munitions needed for its ongoing military campaign against Iran, acting Navy Secretary…