中新网10月22日电 国务院台湾事务办公室22日举行例行新闻发布会。会上，有记者提问：日前，美台 举行所谓"防务工业会议"，"美台商业协会会长"韩儒伯称，台湾通过"军购特别预算"后，将会有更多金 额庞大的军售案，明年或是美对台军售总额最高的一年。请问发言人对此有何评论？ 对此，国务院台办发言人朱凤莲表示，我们一贯、明确、坚决反对美国向中国台湾地区出售武器。民进 党当局为谋取政治私利，大肆挥霍本可以用来改善民生、发展经济的血汗钱，来讨好外部势力乞求虚假 的"保护"，只会让台湾更加兵凶战危，给台湾同胞带来深重灾难。正告民进党当局，祖国统一势不可 挡，"倚美谋独""以武谋独"注定是螳臂当车、自取灭亡。 ...

中新网10月15日电 国务院台湾事务办公室15日举行例行新闻发布会，有记者提问：赖清德在所谓"双 十"讲话中声称，将打造所谓"台湾之盾"防空系统，要将台湾防务费用提高到GDP的3%至5%。对此有何 评论？ 国台办发言人陈斌华表示，赖清德当局顽固坚持"台独"分裂立场，为一党私利，妄图"以武谋独"，大肆 挥霍民脂民膏，大搞"全民皆兵"，把台湾民众绑上"台独"战车，是对台湾民众安全与利益的最大威胁。 其甘当美国军火商的"提款机"，将本可以用来改善民生、发展经济的钱浪费在购买武器、讨好外部势力 上，不仅买不来"安全"，还会加速把台湾推向兵凶战危的险境。祖国统一大势不可阻挡，"倚美谋独"注 定失败，"以武谋独"只会加速自取灭亡。 ...

新华社北京9月24日电（记者李寒芳、马欣然）国务院台办发言人陈斌华24日在例行新闻发布会上 表示，我们珍爱和平，但决不容忍"台独"分裂。希望广大台湾同胞从民族大义和自身安全福祉出发，坚 决反对"台独引战"，同我们一道维护台海和平稳定，守护好两岸同胞共同家园。 有记者问：台防务部门近日推出新版"台湾全民安全指引"手册，列举台湾面临6种所谓"军事威胁样 态"等内容。对此有何评论？陈斌华答问时作上述表示。 他指出，民进党当局顽固坚持"台独"分裂立场，妄图"以武谋独""倚外谋独"，不断升高两岸对立对 抗，严重破坏台海和平稳定。其费尽心机炮制、推出这本小册子，目的就是要贩卖战争焦虑、恐吓裹挟 台湾民众，手段卑鄙，居心险恶。 针对民进党当局"全社会防卫韧性委员会"举办所谓"韧性台湾国际论坛"，陈斌华应询指出，民进党 当局为一党之私，勾连外部势力大搞"全民皆兵"，不断升高台海紧张局势，甚至不惜将台湾民众绑 上"台独"战车。正告民进党当局，"以武谋独"只会加速灭亡，我们有坚定意志、坚强决心和强大能力捍 卫国家主权和领土完整，粉碎一切"台独"分裂图谋。 针对台当局有关部门负责人近日言论，陈斌华答问表示，台湾是中国的一部分，海峡 ...

Group 1 - The Taiwan administration has approved a defense budget of 949.5 billion New Taiwan Dollars for the fiscal year 2026, which accounts for 3.32% of the projected GDP, marking a record high [1][3] - The spokesperson criticized the Taiwan administration for its "pro-independence" stance, claiming it prioritizes party interests over public opinion and is escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait [3] - The spokesperson accused the Taiwan administration of wasting public funds on military purchases to appease external forces, which could have been used for improving livelihoods and economic development [3] Group 2 - The spokesperson emphasized that the reliance on the U.S. for military support is a misguided strategy that will ultimately lead to failure and disaster for Taiwan [3]

Group 1 - The Taiwanese administration has approved a total budget for 2026, with defense spending reaching a record high of 949.5 billion NTD, accounting for 3.32% of the projected GDP of 28.6 trillion NTD, an increase of 176.8 billion NTD from the previous year [1][2] - The total revenue for 2026 is projected at 2.8623 trillion NTD, a decrease of 9.6% from the current year, while total expenditures are set at 3.035 trillion NTD, an increase of 3.8% [1] - The budget deficit is estimated at 172.7 billion NTD, requiring a total financing of 400 billion NTD through debt, including a special budget of 100.8 billion NTD [1] Group 2 - The defense budget includes 561.4 billion NTD for defense department management, 179.2 billion NTD for special budgets, and 654 million NTD for non-operating special funds, with an additional military procurement budget of approximately 700 billion NTD expected to be submitted for legislative review [2] - There is public criticism regarding the decision to adopt NATO standards for calculating defense spending, with some questioning the rationale behind using a model not applicable to Taiwan [4] - The Taiwanese administration's increase in military spending has drawn criticism from various quarters, including accusations of being a "cash cow" for U.S. arms dealers and concerns over the implications for Taiwan's security and autonomy [5]

Core Viewpoint - The spokesperson criticized the Taiwanese government's decision to increase the defense budget for 2026, primarily for military purchases from the United States, arguing that it disregards public opinion in Taiwan and serves the interests of a single political party [1]. Group 1 - The spokesperson emphasized that the mainstream public opinion in Taiwan calls for peace, development, communication, and cooperation [1]. - The increase in military budget is seen as a move to turn Taiwan into a "cash cow" for U.S. arms dealers, which is viewed as a betrayal and threat to the safety and interests of the Taiwanese people [1]. - The spokesperson condemned the government's militarization efforts, labeling them as attempts to promote "Taiwan independence" through military means, which is expected to face opposition from both the Taiwanese public and the international community [1].

Core Viewpoint - The "Han Guang 41" military exercise conducted by Taiwan's military has faced multiple accidents, raising concerns about its effectiveness and safety, with a total of 7 incidents reported since the exercise began on July 9 [1] Group 1: Exercise Overview - The "Han Guang 41" exercise commenced on July 9 and has seen a record mobilization of 20,000 personnel [1] - The exercise has been criticized as a political maneuver by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) to promote independence sentiments among the Taiwanese public [1] Group 2: Incident Details - A total of 7 accidents have occurred during the exercise, averaging one incident per day, including a recent overturning of a V-150 armored vehicle at Taitung's Zhihang base on July 15 [1] - The incidents have sparked ridicule from netizens, questioning the military's operational capabilities [1] Group 3: Official Response - The spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, Jiang Bin, has dismissed the exercise as a deceptive act by the DPP, asserting that military efforts cannot prevent the inevitable reunification with mainland China [1]

Core Viewpoint - Recent withdrawal of two major Japanese companies from a well-known Taiwanese department store indicates a decline in confidence towards the Taiwan market due to escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait [1] Group 1: Economic Impact - The actions of Japanese enterprises reflect concerns over the ongoing military and political tensions in the Taiwan Strait, which are perceived to threaten Taiwan's economic stability [1] - The current administration's approach, characterized by reliance on external forces and military strategies, is seen as detrimental to Taiwan's economic development prospects [1] Group 2: Foreign Investment Sentiment - The increasing tensions in the Taiwan Strait are likely to undermine foreign investors' confidence in the Taiwanese market, as indicated by the withdrawal of Japanese firms [1] - The situation suggests a potential shift in foreign investment patterns, with companies possibly reconsidering their presence in Taiwan due to geopolitical risks [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government firmly opposes military ties between the U.S. and Taiwan, emphasizing that Taiwan's attempts to seek independence through military means will not succeed [1] Group 1 - The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mao Ning, addressed questions regarding Taiwan's military exercises during a press conference [1] - The Chinese government maintains a consistent and strong stance against military contacts between the U.S. and Taiwan [1] - The Democratic Progressive Party's attempts to pursue independence through military means and reliance on external forces are deemed futile by the Chinese government [1]