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Taiwan’s legislature will start deliberations Monday on a proposed US$40 billion special defense budget aimed at strengthening air defense systems, advancing AI capabilities, expanding domestic drone production and increasing purchases of US weapons. Alternative proposals from the opposition Kuomintang and Taiwan People's Party will also be heard.

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00:00Taiwan's lawmakers will review a contentious 40 billion U.S. dollar special defense budget,
00:05along with two other proposals from opposition parties, starting Monday.
00:09The proposal has faced setbacks over funding concerns with opposition Goumin-Dang
00:14and Taiwan's People's Party, each putting forward alternatives of about 12 billion U.S. dollars.
00:20A special budget would come on top of Taiwan's regular annual defense spending.
00:24Its main aims are boosting capabilities in air defense systems, AI, domestic drone production, and buying more U.S. weapons.
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