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The Strange Saga of Taiwan’s Short-Lived Office in Guyana

The Strange Saga of Taiwan’s Short-Lived Office in Guyana

By Shannon Tiezzi
The closing of the office was a classic example of how U.S.-China rivalry served to complicate what should have been an innocuous diplomatic agreement.
Perfecting Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy

Perfecting Taiwan’s New Southbound Policy

By Sana Hashmi
Taiwan’s foreign policy focus needs a firmer people-centric dimension to fully realize its ambitions.

China Tried to Pry India and Taiwan Apart. They Only Grew Closer.

China Tried to Pry India and Taiwan Apart. They Only Grew Closer.

By Nick Aspinwall
China told Indian media not to call Taiwan a country ahead of its national day. It became the perfect opportunity for Taiwan and India to celebrate their friendship.

Is Taiwan Looking to Diversify Its Defense Partnerships? 

Is Taiwan Looking to Diversify Its Defense Partnerships? 

By Eleanor Albert
While the U.S. remains far and away Taiwan's biggest source of arms, other countries could be important partners as well.

Taiwan’s Medical Diplomacy in the Caribbean: A Final Stand Against Beijing?

Taiwan’s Medical Diplomacy in the Caribbean: A Final Stand Against Beijing?

By Jared Ward
Taiwan’s aid in the COVID-19 fight could be its best chance at keeping its remaining diplomatic allies.
Taiwan Will Donate 10 Million Masks in Bid to Aid Global Coronavirus Response

Taiwan Will Donate 10 Million Masks in Bid to Aid Global Coronavirus Response

By Nick Aspinwall
The masks will go to the U.S. and EU countries, along with Taiwan’s 15 diplomatic allies. Future mask donations will target South and Southeast Asian nations.

How Does Asia Think About Taiwan and Its New Southbound Policy?

How Does Asia Think About Taiwan and Its New Southbound Policy?

By Jeremy Huai-Che Chiang
Attempting to gauge public sentiments in Asian countries toward Taiwan and its outreach attempts.
Taiwan: The Tsai Doctrine

Taiwan: The Tsai Doctrine

By Nick Aspinwall
Under President Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan has turned away from China and embraced the rest of the world. But the country has found out the hard way that diplomacy can carry moral cost.

Invite to President Tsai From US Senators Met With Cautious Skepticism in Taiwan

Invite to President Tsai From US Senators Met With Cautious Skepticism in Taiwan

By Nick Aspinwall
Prominent observers and scholars are worried now is not the time to push for a radical paradigm shift in the unofficial U.S.-Taiwan relationship.

Taiwan Is Retaking the Initiative With Its New Southbound Policy

Taiwan Is Retaking the Initiative With Its New Southbound Policy

By Alan Hao Yang and Jeremy Chiang
Forget Beijing: Taiwan is rolling out its “warm power” to win friends across Southeast and South Asia.

Facing Chinese Pressure, Taiwan’s President Tsai Seeks ‘Survival Niche’

Facing Chinese Pressure, Taiwan’s President Tsai Seeks ‘Survival Niche’

By Shannon Tiezzi
Tsai Ing-wen promises to stay the course on cross-strait relations, while pursuing “values-based diplomacy” abroad.
Taiwan’s Growing Diplomatic Isolation

Taiwan’s Growing Diplomatic Isolation

By Shin Kawashima
The number of countries maintaining diplomatic ties with Taiwan continues to dwindle.

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