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How NATO’s Post-WWII Defense Spending Can Inform Asia’s Strategic Shift
By Ju Hyung Kim
The U.S. push for increased defense spending from its Asian allies mirrors the Cold War-era experience of NATO, where U.S. pressure led to gradual but necessary increases in defense capabilities.
‘Birds of a Feather’ Shaped East Asia’s Development ‘Miracles’
By Robyn Klingler-Vidra, Adam Chalmers, and Robert Wade
How shared backgrounds among policy elites powered the economic rise of Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China.
China Car Crash Plan Targeting Hsiao Bi-khim Shocks Taiwan
By Brian Hioe
Reports of an attempt to cause a car crash targeting the current vice president meshed with political controversy in Taiwan.
Silicon Statecraft Alignment: Taiwan’s Strategic Bet on US-Led Export Controls
By Ching-Fu Lin and Han-Wei Liu
Taiwan’s June 10 entity list update is no mere technical fine-tuning – it marks a shift in both regulatory burden-sharing and further security alignment with the U.S.
What the Go-Bag Craze Reveals About Taiwan’s War Readiness
By Hsin-Tzu Cynthia Yang
As government gridlock drags on, Taiwan’s civil society is reinventing national defense.
Taiwan’s Model for Digital Defense of Democracy Goes Global
By Duncan Barron
As the U.S. and others struggle to confront AI-driven disinformation, Taiwan’s resilience has become its latest key export.
How Secure Are Taiwan’s Remaining Diplomatic Partnerships?
By Patricio Giusto and Juan Manuel Harán
As China continues its quest to win over Taiwan’s allies, which countries might be the next to switch?
The Most Important US Roles on Taiwan Don’t Require Senate Confirmation
By Bryce C. Barros
It’s time for Washington to clarify the responsibilities of the American Institute in Taiwan – both its Taipei and Washington bureaus.
Obscured by Geopolitics, Taiwan’s Constitutional Crisis Simmers in the Background
By Lucy Best
Taiwan appears to be slated for more legislative gridlock, which implies further paralysis for its executive and judicial branches.
The Drone Swarm Paradox in the Taiwan Strait
By Aina Turillazzi and James Char
The pursuit of autonomous dominance may be less useful – and more escalatory – in a Taiwan Strait conflict than often assumed.
What Democracies Get Wrong About Chinese AI
By Kai-Shen Huang
Democracies like Taiwan should be less worried about falling behind China’s AI progress, and more worried about the strategic vacuum Chinese technology exposes.
Taiwan Adds New Export Controls on China’s Chip Industry
By Megha Shrivastava
The blacklisting of Huawei and SMIC signifies a conscious shift in Taiwan’s role from a neutral supplier in the tech ecosystem to an assertive actor.
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