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U.S. Taiwan policy
The Taipei-Beijing 'Diplomatic Truce' Crumbles: What Next for Taiwan?
By Ankit Panda
With Panama deciding to recognize the government in Beijing, Taiwan's list of diplomatic allies continues to shrink.
Making Sense of Donald Trump's Early Asia Moves: Taiwan, China, Pakistan, and the Philippines
By Ankit Panda
What can be said about the incoming U.S. president's plans for Asia based on three important phone calls?
Trump's Taiwan Phone Call Shows Need for US Policy Change
By Gerrit van der Wees
U.S. Taiwan policy has not kept up with the times.
Trump's Taiwan Phone Call: China Reacts
By Shannon Tiezzi
China tries to be both stern and dismissive, even while Taiwan outlines the content of the conversation.
Donald Trump Just Complicated US-Taiwan Relations, Big Time
By Ankit Panda
Donald Trump's phone call to Tsai Ing-wen sets up a possible diplomatic crisis with China.
What Does Trump's Election Mean for Taiwan?
By David Prentice
Gauging the implications for cross-strait relations as well as Taiwan's security and economy.
Tsai Ing-wen’s U.S. Transit Stops in Historical Context
By Kristian McGuire
Unofficial transit stops by Taiwan leaders in the U.S. have some interesting history.
Interview: Robert Sutter
By Kristian McGuire
What might cross-strait relations and U.S. Taiwan policy look like following leadership changes in Taiwan and the U.S.?
Taiwan’s Elections, China’s Response and America’s Policy
By Robert Sutter
In the wake of the election, the future of cross-strait relations is even more uncertain.
Tsai Ing-wen: Hardly Beijing’s Worst Nightmare
By Joseph A. Bosco
The president-elect has pledged “no surprises” in cross-strait relations.
The Xi-Ma Summit: A Lesson For US Diplomacy?
By Dennis V. Hickey
U.S. policy on Taiwan might have applicability to other international disputes.
US-China Relations: Giving Voice to Doves in a Hawkish Environment
By Amitai Etzioni
The United States and China need to use their resources for nation-building at home rather than investing them in arms.