Taiwan Fosters the Most Critical Capacity in Pacific Island Nations
Taiwan has efficiently fostered leadership in Pacific Island nations, key to sustain shared values and interests in a free and open Indo-Pacific.
An American in Taiwan’s Perspective on Taiwan’s COVID-19 Success
Taiwan’s COVID-19 success brings optimism when compared to U.S. struggles to contain the virus, enforce protocols, and encourage vaccination.
Japan’s Policy Shift on Taiwan Centers on Okinawa
Shift in Japanese official statements on Taiwan is primarily motivated by the need to protect Okinawa, could pave the way for a US-Japan-Taiwan dialogue and collaboration on defense issues.
Referenda May Not Be the Best Mechanism for Deciding Taiwan’s Foreign Policy
Are referenda the best way to address foreign policy issues in Taiwan, given the repercussions for Taiwan’s economic and strategic position?
The US Withdrawal from Afghanistan and Future Stability in the Taiwan Strait
The US withdrawal from Afghanistan is a necessary strategic adjustment that will help Washington focus on the Indo-Pacific.
The Struggle Over “Comfort Women” in Taiwan: Historical Memory and Lack of Consensus
Politicization of the “comfort women” issue impedes justice for the Taiwanese women who endured Japanese military sexual slavery.