Taiwan sees continued US arms sale support after midterm election
- Taiwan says US congressional support for its defence remains bipartisan.
- A US$14 billion arms package is still on hold.
- Analysts say it could be delayed or split into smaller deals.
Taiwan’s defence minister says support for strengthening the island’s military capabilities remains strong across both US political parties, despite the Democrats’ midterm gains. His comments come as a major US arms package for Taiwan remains stalled, amid pressure from China and President Donald Trump’s description of the deal…