Beijing’s terse announcement comes ahead of the Taiwanese presidential election and amid Taipei's support for Hong Kong protesters.

The challenges facing Tsai remain the same, with or without the Hong Kong protests.

Tsai’s 2-day stopovers in New York and Denver have drawn significant attention as Taiwan seeks to leverage its bond with the US.

KMT contenders struggle to pull away from each other as political momentum shifts back to the ruling DPP.

Washington needs to give economic ties as much focus as security ties, lest Taiwan fall irrevocably into Beijing’s orbit.

For Taiwan, June 4, 1989 recalls both their own oppressed past and the resistance against China’s ongoing oppression.

China's belligerent rhetoric toward Taiwan is all the more reason for Washington and Taipei to stick together.

So far, the indicators that China is weaponizing tourism to the United States remain limited.

The Politburo Standing Committee member spoke candidly at a cross-strait media summit – apparently too candidly.

The exercises are the largest they’ve been in five years.

DPP legislators have prioritized a flurry of new measures aimed to clamp down on cross-strait engagement between Taiwan and China.

Taiwan has not fully opened its doors to dissidents, despite recent high-profile cases.

Taiwan’s 2020 presidential candidates hint at a massive gravity shift toward China in both the KMT and DPP.

Gou’s entry into Taiwan’s 2020 presidential race further clutters a field packed with larger-than-life personalities.

Taiwan’s November elections weren’t directly about cross-strait relations, but that doesn’t mean China had no impact.

It wouldn’t change the military balance across the Taiwan Strait, but would signal a shift in U.S. support for Taipei.