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OPINION: Time for Trump to Start a New Chapter of US-Taiwan Relations
The Trump administration's disregard for the rules-based world order doesn't mesh with its stated Indo-Pacific strategy. Here's how to fix that to the benefit of Taiwan.
OPINION: Making Sense of 'The Looming Crisis Over Taiwan'
A response to an article on Taiwan by Council of Foreign Relations head Richard Haass.
Looking Back at 40 Years of US-Taiwan Ties Under the Taiwan Relations Act
The Taiwan Relations Act has provided for stability in US-Taiwan relations while allowing for enough ambiguity to keep Beijing at bay.
How Taiwan Can Survive the Next Phase of the US-China Rivalry
As the African proverb goes: 'When two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled.'
An Open Letter to President Trump: Why Taiwan Should Matter to the US
An open letter to US President Donald Trump ahead of the 40th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act.
OPINION: Taiwan Should See the Failed Trump-Kim Summit as a Warning
Taiwanese perceptions of Trump as a rational decision maker miss the mark, writes Brian Hioe.
OPINION: Should Tsai Address US Congress? Let's Ask the People of Taiwan
The brunt of any consequences, positive or negative, to Tsai addressing US Congress would be felt by the people of Taiwan.
Washington and Taipei Are Struggling to Bridge the Cultural and Information Gap
Misunderstandings on both sides handicap a robust and coherent US-Taiwan dialogue, writes Milo Hsieh.
OPINION: No Surprise as US Opposes Referendum on Taiwanese Independence
The recent debate among US policy thinkers has barely bothered to mention what Taiwanese people want.
Taiwan News: Transport Ministry Mediates as Pilots' Strike Enters 4th Day
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.