Tag: Taiwan

The summits are not endpoints. They are the mechanism by which two countries, which can neither resolve their differences nor afford to rupture them, manage the interval between crises.

It goes without saying that the war against Iran will take center stage in Beijing.

[I]f China can lead by example in helping to maintain or even reshape the international order, it will succeed in filling the void left by the United States.

[The] subtle moves by the U.S. to 'remilitarize' Japan have rattled China.

The autumn midterm elections are approaching, and Trump-style policy administration could ramp up.

Beneath all the differing opinions, however, was one unchanging truth for each country: national interest comes first.

The United States treating Taiwan like a cash machine is nothing new.

While China has warned of serious consequences and may impose sanctions, the U.S. frames the sale as a necessary sustainment measure for existing aircraft rather than an escalation.

Let’s not follow Kyiv’s tragic path of letting Washington and its allies use our land, sea and air for war against a rival nuclear power.

[M]any economic problems remain for the U.S. and China.