At the UK Parliament, I was pleased to meet with Lord Purvis of Tweed, Leader of the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords, and James MacCleary MP, the Liberal Democrat defence spokesperson. We discussed Taiwan–UK cooperation, Taiwan–US and UK–US relations, and how partners can work more effectively together on security challenges. I shared Taiwan’s direct observations of China’s grey-zone pressure and hybrid tactics, including airspace probing, UAV activity, cyber operations, and information pressure. We focused on practical areas to deepen cooperation, especially in defense security, the UAV industry, and countering cyber and hybrid threats. Both agreed that as threats grow more complex, closer coordination and policy sharing are increasingly important. We also exchanged views on how NATO countries have been handling Russian UAV incursions into their airspace. Similar situations are occurring around Taiwan as well, making these experiences highly relevant as reference cases and important for shaping more standardized response procedures going forward. In a time of rapid change, cross-party and cross-border dialogue matters more than ever. I look forward to further advancing Taiwan–UK cooperation in security, technology, and resilience.