Should America Defend Taiwan?
Communist China has made no secret of its designs on Taiwan and has become markedly more aggressive in recent months.
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The United States Should Not Defend Taiwan
Options to deter or respond to Beijing exist, but war shouldn’t be among them.
Taiwan Scrambles Jets after Chinese Air Force Breaches Buffer Zone
The incursion came at the close of a three-day military conference attended by Xi Jinping.
Biden Admin Backs Countries That Defy Beijing
A flurry of meetings shows that Washington will shield smaller countries that embrace Taiwan.
Washington’s Taiwan Mystery
Military and political leaders alike are still cautious about revealing what the U.S. would — or should — do in event of China’s invasion of Taiwan.
Special-Ops Commander Endorses Indo-Pacific ‘Porcupine’ Defense Strategy against Beijing
The commander of U.S. special forces suggested that the principal aim of his forces’ efforts in Taiwan is to make the island a less enticing target for China.
Beijing’s Taiwan Invasion Timeline: Two Predictions
A narrow window — between Taiwan’s 2024 presidential election in January and the U.S. election ten months later — could be particularly perilous.
Taiwanese President Says Chinese Threat ‘Increasing Every Day,’ Confirms U.S. Troop Presence
The comments come weeks after China’s air force executed its largest-ever incursion into Taiwanese air space.
Blinken Wants to End Taiwan’s U.N. Exclusion
Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for other countries to support Taiwan’s participation in U.N. agencies.