Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) is reviving the Cold War color code to distinguish between the good and bad sides of the global economy.
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Taiwan’s East Coast No Longer a ‘Strategic Barrier’
Early this summer, 19 former senior U.S., Japanese and Taiwanese officers took part in the highly detailed Taiwan Defense TTX 2025 war game, which
Exclusive: Taiwanese Foreign Minister Made Secret Trip to the Netherlands
Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) made a previously undisclosed trip to the Netherlands in September, Domino Theory has
The Taiwanese Foreign Minister’s Secretive Summer
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍) has had a busy few months, going to many countries, including some that senior Taiwanese officials
Time to Get Real(ist)
When Taiwan’s minister of foreign affairs, Lin Chia-lung (林佳龍), wrote an op-ed last week in advance of his trip to New York for meetings on the
Taiwan Tech Update: October 1, 2025
Semiconductors At this year’s Semicon exhibition in Taipei, which attracted record numbers of participants, “chip diplomacy” was a major
Should Taiwan Be Worried About the Pentagon’s New National Defense Strategy?
“China is the Department’s sole pacing threat, and denial of a Chinese fait accompli seizure of Taiwan — while simultaneously defending the U.S.
Taiwan Finding Hard-Kill Counter-Drone Hard to Order
At the Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition, there was an abundance of counter-uncrewed air systems, or counter-UAS. Many different
TADTE Day 3: Live Updates From Taiwan’s Premier Defense Exhibition
The Taipei Aerospace & Defense Technology Exhibition, or TADTE, will run through Saturday. Defense companies from Taiwan and around the world are
Drone Dons Descend on Taiwan Ahead of Major Defense Expo
At a drone warfare symposium hosted at the Legislative Yuan in Taipei on Tuesday morning, there was one point that everyone could agree on: Taiwan
Is Taiwan an Oversharer?
Two weeks ago, after a report from the Jamestown Foundation revealed that China had been operating oil rigs within Taiwan’s exclusive economic zone,
Chiang Kai Shek and the Politics of Memory in Taiwan
The number of days Taiwan has lived in democracy just surpassed the number of days it existed under martial law. On Tuesday at midnight, a group










