We Must Not Let Our Guards Down
The fallout of Taiwan’s first domestic case in 253 days showed the strength of Taiwan’s prevention policies and the importance of personal responsibility.
The fallout of Taiwan’s first domestic case in 253 days showed the strength of Taiwan’s prevention policies and the importance of personal responsibility.
COVID19 border controls left many foreign students stuck outside Taiwan. As they start to trickle back, many hope to remain in Taiwan after graduation.
Taiwan’s push to participate in this year’s WHA may have failed, but the country has won friends and has plenty of opportunities ahead to continue its successful diplomatic outreach.
The ‘phase one’ trade agreement between the United States and China doesn’t have to negatively affect Taiwan—as long as Taiwan’s government is ready for it.
U.S.-Taiwan ties have been strong during the Trump presidency, but there’s no reason for Taiwan to be worried if Joe Biden defeats him in November.