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March 20, 2026

Japan’s Takaichi Tries to Reaffirm Alliance With Trump as He Seeks Help Securing Strait of Hormuz

Michelle L. Price and Didi Tang, The Associated Press

Nvidia Gets Beijing’s Nod for H200 Chip Sales, Adapts Groq Chip for China, Sources Say

Karen Freifeld, Max A. Cherney and Liam Mo, Reuters

China-Ruled Macau Approves National Security Law Allowing Closed-Door Trials

Jessie Pang, Reuters

Hong Kong Sinks in World Happiness Report Index to Lowest-Ever Position

Tom Grundy, Hong Kong Free Press

China Poses Pressing Threat; Deterrence Needed to Avert Invasion, Taiwan Says

Reuters

Trump-Xi Dynamics Keep Taiwan on Alert Amid Summit Uncertainty

Thompson Chau, Nikkei Asia

How the Chinese Economy Works. How It Harms Its Own People and the Market-Oriented Economies. And How to Counter It.

Thomas J. Duesterberg, Hudson Institute

Recognition Comes at a Cost for China’s Catholics

Ruowang Li, The Catholic Herald

March 19, 2026

China Ramps Up Scrutiny of a Meta AI Deal

Ana Swanson, Meaghan Tobin, Paul Mozur and Eli Tan, The New York Times

Controversy Haunts Likely Death of China’s Hypersonic Weapons Expert Fang Daining

Ling Xin, South China Morning Post

Top Nuclear Weapons, Radar and Missile Experts Vanish From Chinese Academy of Engineering Site

Holly Chik, South China Morning Post

Taiwan Changes ‘Korea’ to ‘S. Korea’ in Immigration System in Protest Over Seoul’s Labeling of It as China

Kim Seung-yeon, Yonhap

Battlefield Demand Turning Taiwan Into Drone Manufacturing Hub

Gabriel Dominguez, The Japan Times

China Not Planning to Invade Taiwan in 2027: U.S. Intelligence Report

Chen Cheng-chien and Ko Lin, CNA

Apple’s Tim Cook Visits China as Reliance on Chinese Supply Chains Endures

Wency Chen, South China Morning Post

Chinese Police Officer and Wife Denied Residency in ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ Ruling

Nono Shen, The Canadian Press

After Chagos Deal, PRC Seeks to Alter Indian Ocean Balance

Isaac Stone Fish, The Jamestown Foundation

March 18, 2026

Delay in Trump’s China Visit Gives Both Sides Time to Hammer Out Trade Deal

Michelle Ng, The Straits Times

China Is Not Going to Bail Trump Out

Edward Luce, Financial Times

Jensen Huang Says Nvidia Has Received Orders From China and Is ‘Restarting Our Manufacturing’

Katie Tarasov and Kristina Partsinevelos, CNBC

Taiwan Remains Priority in Harpoon Missile Deliveries: U.S. Official

Elaine Hou and Frances Huang, CNA

China’s Burgeoning Undersea Sensor Net Aims to Turn the Ocean Transparent

Tye Graham and Peter W. Singer, Defense One

As Carney Travels the Globe for New Alliances, He Looks Away on Human Rights

Ian Austen, The New York Times

March 17, 2026

Trump Seeks to Delay Meeting With Xi in China

Osmond Chia, BBC

China Is Tight-Lipped on Trump’s Request to Delay His Xi Summit

Alexandra Stevenson, The New York Times

U.K. Funded Carbon Capture in Xinjiang During Uyghur ‘Genocide’

Bertie Harrison-Broninski and Ben Cooke, The Times of London

Chinese Public Disfavors Military Unification: Poll

Sam Garcia, Taipei Times

How Takaichi Can Triumph

Michael J. Green, Foreign Affairs

Top U.S. Allies Are Turning Toward China Instead. Blame Trump

Phelim Kine and Jordyn Dahl, Politico

The Great Broadcasting Retreat

Dalia Parete, Lingua Sinica

Holding Out: Taiwan Urgently Needs More Energy Storage and Generation

David Axe, The Strategist

March 16, 2026

Donald Trump Throws U.S.-China Reboot Off Course by Saying He Could Delay Xi Jinping Summit

Demetri Sevastopulo, Edward Luce and Joe Leahy, Financial Times

Taiwan Says Large-Scale Chinese Military Flights Return After Unusual Absence

Reuters

Taiwan Military Official Denies Delay in Delivery of U.S. SkyGuardian Drones

Matt Yu and Joseph Yeh, CNA

NATO Partner Serbia Admits Buying Chinese Missiles After Photos Leaked

Reuters

Chinese Satellites Pass Over Japan Every 10 Minutes, Monitoring U.S. Military Bases

The Yomiuri Shimbun

Google’s Gemini AI Chatbot Finally Rolling Out to All Hongkongers

Tom Grundy, Hong Kong Free Press

They Came to Build China’s EV Future. Investigators Found Conditions Akin to ‘Slavery’

Terrence McCoy and Christian Shepherd, The Washington Post

Taiwan’s Red-Hot Tech Economy Leaves Young Workers, Old Industries Cold

Thompson Chau, Nikkei Asia

Taiwan’s Bid to Export Drones Free of Chinese Parts Is Taking Off

The Economist

March 13, 2026

Thousands of Chinese Boats Mass at Sea, Raising Questions

AFP

Taiwan’s Lai May End Overseas Travel Drought With Trip to Africa’s Last Absolute Monarchy

Yian Lee, Bloomberg

Takaichi Misses Events Due to Cold Symptoms Ahead of U.S. Visit

Sakura Murakami, Bloomberg

Troubled Waters: Challenges Grow for Taiwan’s Homegrown Submarine Program

Gabriel Dominguez, The Japan Times

Indonesia, Australia Eye Trilateral Security Cooperation With Japan

Jayanty Nada Shofa, Jakarta Globe

Despite Loss of Panama Canal, China Investing $23.9 Billion In Global Seaports: Study

Ralph Jennings, South China Morning Post

The Battle of Strasbourg: China Tries Unsuccessfully to Stop a Taiwanese Theater Production

Massimo Introvigne, Bitter Winter

March 12, 2026

U.S. Navy Aircraft Transits Taiwan Strait Ahead of Trump's Planned China Visit

Reuters

Chinese Warplane Lull Around Taiwan Tied to Politics, Fuel: Scholars

Sunny Lai, CNA

China Expected to Push for Ethnic Unity Law That Critics Say Will Cement Assimilation

The Associated Press

China’s New Ethnic Unity Law Could Target Taiwanese, Taipei Officials Warn

Reuters

Lawmakers Give Cabinet Nod to Sign Letters of Offer and Acceptance for Four U.S. Weapons Systems

Sean Lin, CNA

Nearly 60% Would ‘Resist’ Chinese Invasion Without U.S. Help: Survey

Chung Yu-chen and Ko Lin, CNA

Chinese Navy’s New Type 055 Destroyers Join Taiwan-focused Command

Aaron-Matthew Lariosa, USNI News

March 11, 2026

Fans Barred From Cheering ‘Taiwan’ During Soccer Match

Chen Cheng-yu and Sam Garcia, Taipei Times

Taiwan Energy Dependence in Focus as Iran War Highlights Vulnerabilities

Thompson Chau, Cheng Ting-fang and Lauly Li, Nikkei Asia

Taiwan Could Restart No. 3 Nuclear Plant in 2028: Minister

Lin Ching-yin and Matthew Mazzetta, CNA

U.S. Lawmaker Proposes Bill to Strengthen Taiwan Energy Security

James Thompson and Chung Yu-chen, CNA

Taiwan to Have Highest Anti-Ship Missile Density

Lo Tien-pin and Jonathan Chin, Taipei Times

Taiwan’s Delayed Hai Kun Submarine Conducts Fifth Dive Test

Lin Chiao-lien and Sean Lin, CNA

India’s Cabinet Said to Ease Rules That Curbed Chinese Investment

Shruti Srivastava and Rajesh Kumar Roy, Bloomberg

A Trump-Xi Summit Nears, but China Doesn’t Know What Trump Wants

Ana Swanson and David Pierson, The New York Times

China Is Rebuilding Its Grip on North Korea. Is Kim Jong Un Ready to Oblige?

Mei Mei Chu, Ju-min Park and Claire Fu, Reuters

March 10, 2026

China Signals It Wants a Trump Visit Despite Iran War

Thomas Hale, Financial Times

U.S. and China Clash Over Fentanyl and Tariffs at Global Drugs Meeting

Reuters

Trump’s China Visit Limited to Beijing Due to Tight Schedule and Security Needs: Sources

William Zheng, South China Morning Post

Xi Unsure of PLA’s Loyalty, Mainland Affairs Council Says

Chen Yu-fu and Esme Yeh, Taipei Times

There Are 56 Ethnicities in China — and 55 Are Getting Squashed

The Economist

I Was a Hong Kong Activist. What’s the Delay to My British Citizenship?

Geraldine Scott, The Times

How One Man’s Prediction Fueled Fears of a 2027 Taiwan Invasion

Austin Ramzy, Chun Han Wong and Joyu Wang, The Wall Street Journal

Reconsidering Taiwan’s Sovereignty: History, International Law, and U.S. Strategic Interests

Luke Bellocchi, John Tkacik and Gerrit van der Wees, Real Clear Defense

March 9, 2026

For Xi, Trump’s Embrace of War Proves China Needs More Power

David Pierson, The New York Times

Iran Conflict Raises Worries Over U.S. Missile Stockpiles Due for Taiwan

Thompson Chau, Nikkei Asia

Laden Iranian Ships Depart Chinese Port Tied to Key Military Chemicals

Joyce Sohyun Lee and Meg Kelly, The Washington Post

Washington Urges Taiwan Lawmakers to Pass Special Defense Budget Bill

Chung Yu-Chen and Joseph Yeh, CNA

New PRC Cybercrime Law Heralds Digital Iron Curtain

Youlun Nie, The Jamestown Foundation

Taiwanese Premier Makes Surprise Visit to Japan for World Baseball Classic

Lin Tsuei-yi, Chung Li-hua and Chen Cheng-yu, Taipei Times

Italy Expels Eight Chinese on National Security Grounds

Safeguard Defenders

China Suspected in Breach of FBI Surveillance Network

Dustin Volz, The Wall Street Journal

March 6, 2026

British Member of Parliament’s Partner Arrested on Suspicion of Spying for China

Sabrina Miller, Martin Evans, Tony Diver and Genevieve Holl-Allen, The Telegraph

China Sets Economy’s Growth Target Below 5% for First Time in Decades

Aaron Krolik, The New York Times

What to Know About the ‘Two Sessions,’ China's Biggest Political Meeting

Stephen McDonell and Kelly Ng, BBC

China Says It Seeks Communication With U.S. But Vows to Hold Its ‘Red Lines’

Reuters

Colby Says U.S. Weapons Supply Under Control

Jake Chung, Taipei Times

Taiwan Expects Power Demand to Increase by More Than Five Gigawatts by 2030, Enough to Power Nearly Four Million Homes

Jowi Morales, Tom’s Hardware

Is the U.S. in Decline? After Iran Strikes, Maybe Not, Chinese Analysts Say

Yuanyue Dang, South China Morning Post

March 4, 2026

China Prepares Landmark Law Curtailing Minority Language Rights

Joe Leahy, Financial Times

U.K. Trial of Two Alleged Hong Kong Spies Opens in London

Kris Cheng, Nikkei Asia

Alibaba AI Whiz Quits After Warning of U.S.-China Tech Gap

Bloomberg

Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Calls for Taipei to Be Part of ‘First Island Chain’ Security Framework

Gabriel Dominguez, Japan Times

The U.S. Just Took Out Two China-Friendly Leaders in Two Months. Why Has Beijing Done Very Little About It?

John Liu and Simone McCarthy, CNN

Taiwan Doesn’t Have to Choose

Cheng Li-wun, Foreign Affairs

Beijing Doesn’t Think Like Washington — and the Iran Conflict Shows Why

Evan A. Feigenbaum, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
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