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Taiwan
Will the United States Help Taiwan Build Submarines?
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee is visiting Taipei to discuss technical aid for domestic submarines.
China’s Ghost Fleet in the Indian Ocean
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Are the stories surrounding China’s Indian Ocean fleet just wishful thinking?
Taiwan's Growing Multiculturalism
By Sinclaire Prowse
Taiwan is slowly emerging as a multicultural society, but challenges remain.
The Taiwanese Navy's Newest Ship: The Panshih
By Ankit Panda
The Taiwanese navy took delivery of its newest indigenously built support-and-supply ship, the Panshih.
China-US Relations: The Return of Mao’s Noose
By Zach Przystup
‘The U.S. and China are locked in a great power competition, and their primary goals are incompatible.’
The 'One-India Policy' Needs More Thought
By Prashant Kumar Singh
India must decide where to direct a new core strategy.
A Closer Look at China’s Military Modernization
By Shannon Tiezzi
Dr. Phillip Saunders joins The Diplomat to take a closer look about China’s military modernization.
Taiwan’s President: Mainland China Needs Democracy
By Zachary Keck
Taiwan's President Ma says that democracy "has never been a monopoly of the west, but is the right of all humankind.”
5 Lessons from the Hong Kong Protests
By Andong Peng
As the protests continue, our correspondent draws a mixed bag of lessons.
Is Xi Losing Control of China's ‘Peripheries’?
By J. Michael Cole
Hong Kong, Xinjiang, Taiwan -- they're all connected and Xi's losing control.
The CCP Didn’t Fight Imperial Japan; the KMT Did
By Zachary Keck
While the KMT military defended China against Japan during WWII, the CCP built up strength for the civil war.
Inevitability and Possible Futures in the Taiwan Strait
By J. Michael Cole
Are the Taiwanese in charge of their own destiny any more?