Taiwan Travel Act

After forty years of the Taiwan Relations Act, as both parties are presented with an increasingly aggressive China, Milo Hsieh argues it's time for a new chapter in relations between the U.S. and Taiwan.

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.

Taiwanese perceptions of Trump as a rational decision maker miss the mark, writes Brian Hioe.

Incoming House Democrats are likely to maintain a policy of diplomatic and military support for Taiwan.

Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.

Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.

After writing to The Wall Street Journal to make quite clear that 'Taiwan Is Not a Part of the People’s Republic', Brian Su talks about the importance and strategy of raising Taiwan's international profile.

Despite hype over the potential for Washington to make a real statement about its support for Taiwan at the opening of the new AIT complex, the end result was familiarly low-key.

China's president is trying to play the referee over the Taiwan Travel Act, but is he holding the right cards?

The Taiwan Travel Act merely signals the potential of closer US-Taiwan ties, and from a reluctant and unpredictable White House at that.

Trump decides to endorse the TTA with his signature.

Xi Jinping presides over a potentially momentous week in history.