List of Taiwan articles
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Taiwan's national flag hangs from a long cable beneath a helicopter. The Case for Defending the Little Guy
Sticking up for smaller powers and Westphalian principles is worth it.
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A US-made CH-47 helicopter flies an 18-meter by 12-meter national flag at a military base in Taoyuan on September 28, 2021. Pentagon Quietly Puts More Troops in Taiwan
Deeper U.S. engagement comes as the wisdom of strategic ambiguity is increasingly questioned.
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Taiwan's arm troops during a drill at a military base. Can Taiwan Show China It’s a ‘Porcupine’?
A new defense report could be a sign that Taiwan is turning the page.
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A man holds a Taiwan flag as passengers disembark from the Diamond Princess cruise ship, in quarantine due to fears of new COVID-19 coronavirus, at the Daikoku pier cruise terminal in Yokohama on February 21, 2020. Europe Is Doubling Down on Taiwan
As China gets more aggressive in its region, the European Union is refusing to back down.
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U.S. seaman Xi Chan in the Taiwan Strait The U.S. Is Getting Taiwan Ready to Fight on the Beaches
Biden continues Trump’s “porcupine strategy” to harden the island’s defenses.
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U.S. President Joe Biden speaks in the South Court Auditorium. ‘Now You’re in a Situation’: Democrats Pressure Biden on Taiwan
Moderates want to give U.S. President Joe Biden more war powers to stave off a Chinese invasion. Progressives don’t agree.
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A Taiwanese soldier waves a flag. Is Defending Taiwan Worth the Risk?
Chinese incursions and U.S. training of Taiwanese forces raise the specter of war. Is it a conflict the United States can handle?
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Lithuania's President Gitanas Nauseda stands in front of a NATO logo. The China-Lithuania Rift Is a Wake-Up Call for Europe
China is bullying Lithuania. The EU and NATO should push back.
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Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis addresses the media at a press conference. Pressured by China, Lithuania Won’t Back Down Over Taiwan
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis said his country is working to find a diplomatic solution.
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An air crew prepares an evacuation flight out of Kabul. Taiwan Isn’t Afghanistan, Whatever Beijing Says
The fall of Kabul is a crisis of competence, not credibility, for U.S. power in Asia.
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Pedestrians pass a military propaganda poster in Beijing. China’s Neighbors Hope Afghanistan Pullout Means Pivot to Indo-Pacific
With the withdrawal completed, Washington’s strategic shift can commence.
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Taiwanese soldiers use U.S.-made weapons. After the Debacle: Six Concrete Steps to Restore U.S. Credibility
Each has bipartisan support and could be taken in short order.
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A Hong Kong artist poses in Taiwan. Taiwanese Are Sympathetic but Uncertain About Hong Kong Refugees
Widespread support for protesters may not translate into policy.
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Taiwan's former President Chen Shui-bian arrives at the High Court in Taipei on July 19, 2010. Taiwan Showed How to Prosecute an Ex-President
The trial of Chen Shui-bian strengthened democracy, despite fears of division.
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Taiwanese soldiers display Happy New Year signs Beijing’s Attempts to Intimidate Taiwan Have Backfired
Chinese coercion has strengthened democratic resolve.
