Taiwan Proposes Mutual Recognition of Sovereignty
Minister Chiu Tai-san of the Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) sent signals related to the cross-strait negotiation the day before yesterday that if "upholding the sovereignty of the Republic of China" does not count as Taiwan independence, it would be a better condition for negotiation with mainland China.
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What Was Discussed During the Biden-Xi Virtual Meeting?
President Joe Biden of the United States and Chinese President Xi Jinping had a video call for one hour and 50 minutes on March 18.
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Taiwan Learns Lessons from Ukraine and South Korea
Taiwan recently began the "toughest ever" reservist training in history and President Tsai Ing-wen went to inspect the training troop on March 12.
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Pompeo Urges U.S. to Recognize the R.O.C. (Taiwan)
In his public remarks on March 4, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called upon the United States to change its five-decade policy of strategic ambiguity and diplomatically recognize the "Republic of China (Taiwan)" as a free and sovereign country.
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Taiwan Sanctions Russia
After Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, Western countries led by the U.S. have imposed new set of sanctions against Russia.
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The Ukraine Crisis and Taiwan
With the Russian army gathered on the Ukrainian border, many western countries are urgently mediating in order to prevent the war that is about to break out.
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Under Political Pressure, Taiwan Lifts Ban on Food Imports from Japan's Nuclear Disaster Area
The government announced on February 8 Taiwan would lift the ban on food from five counties and cities around Fukushima, Japan.
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Photo Exposes True State of U.S.-Taiwan Relations
Vice President William Lai and Vice President Kamala Harris of the United States met by "accident" at the presidential inauguration in Honduras, but a later photo posted on Harris’s Facebook shows only one unidentifiable hand.
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President Tsai Plays Chiang Ching-kuo's "Anti-Communist" Card
The opening of the President Chiang Ching-kuo Chi-Hai Cultural Park and the Chiang Ching-kuo Presidential Library on January 22 invited President Tsai Ing-wen to deliver remarks, which lauded that President Chiang's firm stance on protecting Taiwan was undoubtedly the greatest common ground among the people of Taiwan at the present time.
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Challenges for Taiwan in 2022: Nuclear Food Imports, Cross-Strait Relations
The lifting of the ban on importing nuclear food from Fukushima is approaching!
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