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U.S. Taiwan policy

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Assessing the Proposed ‘Arm Taiwan Act’

Assessing the Proposed ‘Arm Taiwan Act’

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Seth Cropsey.
US Lawmakers Visit Taiwan Amid Flurry of Diplomatic Activity

US Lawmakers Visit Taiwan Amid Flurry of Diplomatic Activity

By Brian Hioe
The trip came amid a busy diplomatic stretch, including Taiwan-Europe exchanges as well as the Biden-Xi phone call.

Taiwan to Host 1st WorldPride in East Asia: Why That’s Important

Taiwan to Host 1st WorldPride in East Asia: Why That’s Important

By Jason Bartlett
Kaohsiung beat out Washington D.C. to host WorldPride 2025.

The Case for Renaming TECRO

The Case for Renaming TECRO

By Chien-Huei Wu and Nai-Yu Chen
Renaming Taiwan’s de facto embassy in the U.S. to “Taiwan Representative Office” would be both meaningful and consistent with U.S. foreign policy.

Did Biden’s Taiwan Remarks Represent a US Policy Change?

Did Biden’s Taiwan Remarks Represent a US Policy Change?

By Gerrit van der Wees
“Strategic ambiguity” is not a policy; it is a tactic. The difference matters.
Why Taiwan Matters to the United States

Why Taiwan Matters to the United States

By John Bolton and Derik R. Zitelman
Washington has strategic, economic, and normative reasons for safeguarding the island from Chinese coercion.

Dire Straits: Taiwan’s Fragile Status Quo

Dire Straits: Taiwan’s Fragile Status Quo

By Hanns W. Maull
For Taipei, Beijing, and Washington, the standoff is about national identities as much as territory.
China-US Rivalry: The Taiwan Factor

China-US Rivalry: The Taiwan Factor

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Russell Hsiao.

Why US Strategic Ambiguity Is Safer for Taiwan

Why US Strategic Ambiguity Is Safer for Taiwan

By Simon Shin-wei Chen, Wang Kai-chun , and Samuel Hui
U.S. strategic ambiguity toward Taiwan restricts any unilateral decisions by both sides of the strait that could potentially escalate the situation.

More and More Taiwanese Favor Independence – and Think the US Would Help Fight for It

More and More Taiwanese Favor Independence – and Think the US Would Help Fight for It

By Dennis V. Hickey
The latest Taiwan National Security Survey contains both good and bad news for cross-strait stability.

Support for Trump in Hong Kong and Taiwan Is Unsurprising (But Misguided)

Support for Trump in Hong Kong and Taiwan Is Unsurprising (But Misguided)

By Ja Ian Chong
Worry about the reliability of Democratic presidents is based on a selective reading of past and current events.
‘Strategic Clarity’ Won’t Solve the United States’ Taiwan Dilemma

‘Strategic Clarity’ Won’t Solve the United States’ Taiwan Dilemma

By Andy Zelleke
An open commitment to defend Taiwan won’t mean much unless the U.S. has the certain capacity to do so.

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