Ukraine and Taiwan’s Fates Are Not Predetermined
Ukraine and Taiwan’s fates are not predetermined because the Ukraine Crisis and Taiwan tensions each have their own complex set of factors.
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.
Is it Helpful to Compare Taiwan’s COVID-19 Situation to the US?
Benchmarking Taiwan’s COVID-19 situation with the US’s is useful as long as the perspective we gain helps to manage expectations to keep the public safe.
Partners in Disaster Relief: Taiwan, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States
Taiwan and the US, Japan and UK are cooperating on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, which should be expanded to include more partners.
NATO’s Pivot Towards the Quad: Implications for Taiwan
Taiwan is gaining prominence as a potential member in the “NATO Plus” and “Quad Plus” frameworks, as nations form coalitions to address the China-Iran axis.