Any further delay risks undermining critical U.S. interests in Asia.

There is a lot that Washington can do to boost Taipei's security in the face of the threat posed by Beijing.

Trump should be clear: the U.S. will come to Taiwan's aid if it is attacked.

It is essential that the administration gets off to a strong start less the Taiwan Strait flashpoint boil over.

After the phone call with Xi Jinping, the Trump administration needs to imbue its Taiwan policy with strategic clarity.

Examining the legal basis for U.S.-Taiwan relations, and what needs to be changed in the 21st century.

What can be said about the incoming U.S. president's plans for Asia based on three important phone calls?

Donald Trump's phone call to Tsai Ing-wen sets up a possible diplomatic crisis with China.

The U.S. can sell arms to Taiwan, but it should adopt salami tactics to avoid alarming China.

As Washington debates overseas engagement, it must not forget about Taiwan.

The inauguration of Taiwan's new president is an opportunity, not a crisis.

Taiwan’s navy is moving forward with a life extension program of two diesel-electric submarines.

Obama administration authorizes first arms sale to Taiwan in four years.

Taiwan’s military recently confirmed that it intends to purchase ten Seahawk aircraft.

The defense ministry seeks financing to expand the country’s submarine fleet.