Why Taiwan Could (Still) Start World War III
If Donald Trump pushes China too far, its leaders may feel they have no choice but to respond.
If Donald Trump pushes China too far, its leaders may feel they have no choice but to respond.
Commerce between Taiwan and the mainland receives a major boost with expanded trade access.
It would be unwise for the island to communicate its military plans to China.
Reducing its F-16 buys from the Americans makes sense for Taiwan.
If lawmakers agree that Taiwan’s situation is dire, arms sales could bring its capabilities on par with China’s.
Both China and the United States would rather have the Kuomintang president in power than his challenger.
Hard pressed to defend Taiwan, America must consider retaliatory options.
The RAND Corporation examines the prospect of war and lays out a strategy for deterrence.
The United States watered down an arms deal with Taiwan in an attempt to appease China.
Expanding Taiwan’s fleet of aging fighter planes may not be the best strategy to deter a Chinese attack.
As China becomes more assertive, can the United States continue to serve as a guarantor of Taiwan’s security?
America has to reevaluate its relationship with Taiwan as China rises militarily.
China and Taiwan are expected to agree to a preliminary free-trade agreement later this month in a effort to normalize relations across the Strait after more than six decades of bickering and mistrust. According to The Economist, the proposed Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA) calls for cuts on 539 categories of Taiwanese exports to China […]
Robert Kaplan points out that China’s blessed geography is so obvious that it tends to get overlooked.
Discord between China and the United States should be overstated. Disputes can be resolved.