Multilateralization of the Taiwan Strait: US-Korea Summit
For Taiwan, the US-Korea Summit is another sign that the US is making the Taiwan Strait question a regional, multilateral, and international issue.
A Strategic Review of “Strategic Ambiguity”
Strategic ambiguity, or the way the United States signals its defense intentions to Taiwan and China, needs to focus on strategy, not ambiguity.
An American Perspective on Australia’s Approach to the Taiwan Strait
Brendan Taylor’s recommendation that Australia “advocate for more robust crisis management and risk avoidance mechanisms” is a good starting place, but there is far more that Canberra can and should do to avert conflict in the Taiwan Strait.
Implications of Coronavirus Outbreak on Taiwan’s Campaign for the World Health Organization
The emergence of the Wuhan coronavirus has provided a tangible reason not to exclude Taiwan from the World Health Organization.
US-Taiwan Relations in 2020
President Tsai Ing-wen’s decisive re-election may distress the PRC and KMT opposition, but provides a measure of continuity and stability in Taiwan as it encounters a range of challenges, new and old.