For Party and Country, But for Which?
Because true loyalty is never enforced. It is earned, sustained and shared. And in a fragile world, that may be Taiwan’s most powerful form of resilience.
Keeping Taiwan Free: Global Stability and Securing A Peaceful Future
Only by ensuring that more international actors explicitly reject China’s misuse of Resolution 2758 can the world effectively counter any justification Beijing might seek for military aggression against Taiwan, thereby securing regional stability and global security.
Trump 2.0: The Shape of His Foreign Policy – Part II
While we must tailor our signals carefully for Trump, we cannot afford to jeopardize our relationships with like-minded democracies in the process.
With so many Indonesians, Vietnamese and Filipinos inside Taiwan, Where do the Indians fit in?
India is an important player to engage with in the next decade and Taiwan is making the right move by inviting its labour.
Trump 2.0: The Shape of His Foreign Policy – Part I
Trump has been back in office for just a month and a half, yet the impact has been beyond imagination.
Taiwan’s Strategic Awakening: Breaking Illusions, Shaping Destiny
Taiwan must dictate its own future, ensuring its security through resilience rather than dependence.
How Taiwan’s Chip Industry Navigates US Industrial Policy and Export Controls
Moving forward, it will be important to keep an eye on several indicators— technological, political, economic, and security—in order to determine the cost and benefits of US-Taiwan engagement.
China’s Digital Propaganda Machinery: How Beijing is Reshaping the Global Discourse in the 2020s
If the government fails to act, China’s AI-driven propaganda will shape the next generation of American voters—and determine the future of our democracy.
Taiwan under the US-EU Strategic Realignment: Supply Chain Resilience, Technological Decoupling and Sustainable Futures
US-China competition and US-EU strategic realignment have forced a fundamental shift from cost-efficient global production networks toward “short-chain” regional production systems, while simultaneously creating new imperatives for green transformation.
The Future of Taiwan-Europe Relations: How a New Trump Administration Could Reshape These Ties
As Europe considers its approach towards Taiwan in the coming years, it will be influenced by the Trump Administration’s approach.
The Geostrategic Imperative of Principled U.S. Taiwan Policy: A Rebuttal to “The Taiwan Fixation”
It must either reaffirm its commitments to Taiwan and its Indo-Pacific allies, or play a game of equivocation and risk the unraveling of its global leadership.
American Aid to Taiwan: U.S. Interests in Foreign Aid Policy
Against this backdrop, U.S. aid to Taiwan can be regarded as one of the most successful long-term investments in American foreign policy history.