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When the US had a ‘two Chinas’ policy
When the US had a ‘two Chinas’ policy
As China readies live-fire military exercises in the Taiwan Strait amid heightened tensions over increased American support for Taiwan, a retired US foreign service officer revisits the evolution of the ‘two Chinas’ policy
Sovereign, independent and mutually non-subordinate
John J. Tkacik, Jr. On Taiwan: Sovereign, independent and mutually non-subordinate
Mon, Apr 16, 2018 - Page 6
Five Myths about "One China"
By John J. Tkacik
Trump, Jerusalem and Taiwan
The Holy Land today, at first glance, has scant relevance for Taiwan. But President Donald Trump’s new Jerusalem policy last month has set me thinking.
Congressional oversight of AIT
Congressional Oversight of AIT
Peter Chen is the President of the Formosa Association for Public Affairs.
Pacific Pivot, Taiwan Fulcrum Maritime Taiwan and Power Transition in Asia
The banner headline of the Communist Party’s flagship newspaper was printed in large bold characters: “Promoting the establishment of a powerful maritime nation” (海洋强国) is “a major component of the mission of socialism with Chinese characteristics.” Thus spake Party General Secretary Xi Jinping on August 1, 2013, a date celebrated in China as “Army Day.” General Secretary Xi’s choice of Army Day for his declaration signaled that this was not a mere civilian goal, but more significantly a military one.
Donald Trump Has Disrupted Years of Broken Taiwan Policy
Donald Trump Has Disrupted Years of Broken Taiwan Policy
Trump’s bold move harkens back to the clarity of the Reagan years.
John J. Tkacik
Policy Memorandum for the President-Elect Regarding Taiwan
Policy Memorandum for the President-Elect Regarding Taiwan
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