Are we at risk of letting China dictate our Taiwan policy?
We mustn’t let fear of China determine our relationship with Taiwan
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Author: J. Michael Cole
Ukraine, Taiwan, and the politics of big neighbour resentment
Anyone who resists is a “traitor”and therefore deserving of brutal retribution
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What the fall of Hong Kong means for Taiwan, and the world
Beijing has made it easier for the world to understand why Taiwan is adamantly opposed to annexation by its Communist neighbour
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C-135 provides a new approach to Canada’s policy toward Taiwan
Represents a significant opportunity for decision-makers to advance a relationship that has tremendous potential for Canada
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Taiwan deserves a clear-eyed assessment of the potential for war
The U.S. and its allies should signal in no uncertain terms that dragging the world into war over Taiwan would impose severe costs on China
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Taiwan must avoid the self-inflicted wounds of unbridled polarization
Before it’s too late, all sides in Taiwan must tone down the rhetoric, put an end to the outbreak of disinformation, and take stock of what is in the national interest
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Referring to the Taiwan dispute as a “question” dehumanizing
Apologists for Chinese aggression are advocating the annexation of one of the most successful examples of democratization in modern times
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Biden can’t go back to a pre-Trump China policy
Xi has changed the game, and the U.S. needs to maintain “ambiguity” while constantly adapting to avoid war in the Taiwan Strait
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