SECURITYJul 7 · 00:30 UTCSCMP CHINALawrence Chung

Taiwan revives ‘anti-communist’ training for its military graduates after 24 years

Taiwan has revived its 'anti-communist patriotic education' program for military academy graduates after 24 years, citing concerns over Beijing's infiltration attempts and recent espionage cases involving service members. The five-day compulsory course, starting July 1, restores the program's original name.

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