“Who Lost China?” With the fall of the Nationalist government of Chiang Kai-shek, the defeat of his armies and the flight to Formosa, that was
Tag: Taiwan
Trump & Tsai Ing-Wen are Trying to Cause Trouble for China
US President Trump and Taiwanese leader Tsai Ing-wen are trying to cause trouble for China in Hong Kong after their failed attempts at politically intervening
China Introduces the First Real Sanctions Against the USA
In the US-launched trade war with China, Beijing decided to apply the first real sanctions against American companies caught in selling arms to Taiwan The
Trump Risks China-Taiwan Conflict for Leverage in Trade War
The Trump administration last week cut its fourth and biggest arms sale to Taiwan, sparking a furious condemnation from Beijing that the US was undermining
Hypocrisy at Its Finest: US Wants to Arm Taiwan while Sounding Alarm about China’s Influence
The US is planning a $2.2 billion-dollar arms sale to Taiwan as part of its commitment to defend the island, yet continues to complain about
Trump and the Taiwan Gambit
Taiwan has become a new “eastern pivot” for Donald Trump. Against all international laws and UN charters, he is approaching Taiwan, as indicating to the
Will the USA and Taiwan Establish Official Diplomatic Relations?
The ongoing trade war between the two leading world powers is just one aspect of the global confrontation between the USA and China. Another aspect,
Taiwan, the BRI and the Geopolitical Chessboard
It’s all about the cross-strait median. No, that’s not a drink in a Hong Kong bar. It’s the de facto maritime border between continental China
