Closing loopholes in the legal framework for government surveillance in Taiwan is crucial for finding a balance between national security and the rule of law on the one hand, and national security interests on the other.
Leaving Taiwan out in the cold based on decisions made nearly half a century ago or over the insecurities of the regime in Beijing is a detriment and danger for the world.
The coronavirus’s dramatically rising death tolls and skyrocketing infection cases have created a sliver of international space for Taiwan and for Taiwan-China relations.
A Bilateral Trade Agreement between the United States and Taiwan will help advance the United States’ vision of a “Free and Open” Indo-Pacific region.
Taipei’s exclusion from international organizations is not only detrimental to Taiwan to but to global health. Taiwan’s friends should make a more concerted effort to ensure its meaningful participation going forward.