Taiwan’s vulnerable position is only worsened by the growing misalignment between US Indo-Pacific strategic posturing and ...

In a recent interview, Taiwan's new Economics Minister, J.W. Kuo, outlined the government's ambitious plans to strengthen Taiwan's position in the global economy. With his extensive background in ...

TAIPEI—Taiwan’s leaders have embarked on an urgent overhaul of the island’s defenses to prepare for what they see as the possibility of a Chinese invasion by 2027. The purpose: be able to ...

Michael E. O’Hanlon’s 2024 Brookings report starkly frames a question that haunts the Indo-Pacific and the world: Could the USA and China go to war over Taiwan and if so, who would prevail? His an ...

He noted that the national economic development strategy will be adjusted as follows so as to stay firmly rooted in Taiwan while expanding global presence, strengthening US ties, and marketing ...

Beyond economic concerns, Taiwan faces internal divisions that undermine its security posture. Beijing continues to reject dialogue, with Chinese President Xi Jinping insisting on the 1992 ...

To combat China's overreach in the region, Taiwan has implemented various policy strategies to increase its international visibility, with the most notable being the New Southbound Policy (NSP ...

The Taiwan engagement strategies of a second Trump administration have not been fully articulated and will likely continue to evolve. Within that context, this brief from the CSIS Economics Program ...

Meanwhile, Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) unveiled its 2025 development strategies in response to new geopolitical challenges and economic uncertainties.

America needs a national economic security strategy to counter China’s rise by Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Gen. David Berger, opinion contributors - 03/14/25 12:30 PM ET ...

While challenges remain, whole-of-society resilience represents a vital step in bolstering Taiwan’s resilience and deterring aggression. Antonio Graceffo, a China economic analyst who holds a China ...

Both mainland China and Taiwan have strategically used tourism as a bargaining chip to gain a “political upper hand” over one another, say analysts.