Taiwan
Why Time Matters More Than Force in the Taiwan Question
During a heated debate, political commentator Richard Haass and Singaporean diplomat Kishore Mahbubani disagreed on whether time is on China’s side.
How the Trump–Xi Call Defines G2
In this phone call, the United States shifted its customary position on the Taiwan issue.
Takaichi’s Taiwan Misstep Undermines Japan’s Value to the US
Sanae Takaichi is dragging America into fighting Japan’s battles. Will the U.S. take the bait?
Japan Can Neither Comprehend Nor Hinder China’s Unification
Why Sanae Takaichi's stance on Taiwan is a dangerous mistake?
Taiwan’s Political Circus, U.S. Control, and The Collapse of Separatist Illusions | Roughly Chinese Podcast EP10
In this episode of Roughly Chinese Pod, our host Mimi sits down with Zhong Xiangyu, reveals why the US is quietly distancing itself from Lai Ching-te
What Westerners Get Wrong About Taiwan Politics
In this episode of Roughly Chinese Pod, we explored the complex reality of Taiwan's political landscape that Western observers often misunderstand.
What Westerners Get Wrong About Taiwan Politics
In this episode of Roughly Chinese Pod, we explored the complex reality of Taiwan's political landscape that Western observers often misunderstand.
Three Key Takeaways from China’s Latest Military Parade
Three branches made their debut, and more than ten of China’s main active-service weapons were displayed to the public for the first time.
There’s No Timetable for Taiwan
China’s Taiwan Strategy Explained: Why No Timeline for Unification Is the Real Threat
China’s Reported New Weapon Could Black Out Taiwan’s Power Grid
Many were worried that the Taiwan issue would be resolved through large-scale personnel confrontation, but it now seems it could be settled without even a PLA landing.