Taiwan Strait

Aircraft carriers are a major factor in cross-strait strategic stability.

U.S. President Barack Obama signed legislation approving the sale of four frigates to Taiwan.

With an Asian naval buildup underway, perhaps history can offer some inspiration.

It is Beijing’s demands for reunification, not U.S. arms sales, that make Taiwan such a flashpoint.

Taiwan is silently carving out a role as a possible component with the region’s growing security architecture.

A new promotional defense video showed a Chinese missile destroying Taiwanese jets.

U.S.-Taiwan relations have been guided by ‘strategic ambiguity’. Time to be clear, says J. Michael Cole.

The U.S. should be promoting not “managing” ties with Taiwan. This week’s election in Taiwan is a perfect opportunity for a rethink.

Taiwanese are happy to keep the status quo indefinitely. If China’s leaders can accept that, they might find a solution that keeps everyone happy.

The reported collapse of the sale of new F-16 jets is less of a blow to Taiwan than its failure to get submarines.

Just because China doesn’t want a conflict over Taiwan doesn’t mean it will accept the status quo.

Video of a J-10 with a resemblance to a Top Gun scene is a reminder of the importance of military messages.