NR PLUS The Ridiculous Ruckus over Taiwan By Jimmy Quinn January 14, 2021 Critics of the State Department’s move to bolster support for Taipei by nixing onerous bureaucratic restrictions should relax.
Trump Is Being Urged to Officially Recognize Taiwan as He Leaves Office By John Fund January 11, 2021 Secretary of State Mike Pompeo just lifted ‘self-imposed restrictions’ on contacts between American diplomats and the government of Taiwan.
How Taiwan Won 2020: By Trusting Its Citizens, and Distrusting the Chinese Communist Party By Jack Butler December 30, 2020 If the rest of the world had acted similarly, the toll of the coronavirus pandemic would have lightened considerably.
Japanese Official Urges Biden to Defend Taiwan, Build on Trump-era Policies By Jimmy Quinn December 29, 2020 There’s still time for a reassuring post-Trump China policy to take shape, but there are serious concerns.
An Urgent Appeal to WHO: Let Taiwan Speak By Helen Raleigh November 22, 2020 If WHO is serious about the pandemic, it will listen to the nation that successfully confronted it — and stop kowtowing to Beijing.
China to Sanction U.S. Defense Contractors Supplying Weapons to Taiwan By Mairead McArdle October 26, 2020 Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry lamented the announcement from Beijing but said the country will not halt weapons deals with the U.S.
American Trade Policy with China Should Be Guided by Our Values By Isaac Schorr September 3, 2020 We should prefer a moral approach, or we are likely to be worse off both morally and materially.
Alex Azar on Taiwan’s Coronavirus Response By Jimmy Quinn August 12, 2020 Azar’s visit served to provide U.S. assurances that it would stick with its partner.
What’s Going On in the Indo-Pacific? By Michael Auslin June 17, 2020 A new book explains some of the most important trends in the world’s most important region.