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As Taiwan elects a new president, the self-ruled island's complicated status vis a vis mainland China remains a divisive, and potentially dangerous, issue.

Differences over Taiwan are a major flashpoint in U.S.-China relations.

As fighting rages in the Middle East and Europe and China looms as a threat, America's dwindling arsenal of high-end munitions emerges as an alarming crisis. The United States, once a fortress of military might, now faces the prospect of a munitions deficit in an era brimming with uncertainties. This desperate situation demands the development of a national critical munitions stockpile.

Taiwan's presidential candidates express desire for peaceful relations with Beijing amidst escalating tensions. The front-runner, William Lai, emphasizes open communication with Beijing, while the Kuomintang candidate, Hou Yu-ih, seeks peaceful relations while opposing Taiwan's independence. The third candidate, Ko Wen-je, advocates for cooperation, competition, and confrontation based on the needs, emphasizing the importance of maintaining Taiwan's democratic and free political s...

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Whether Taiwan will see a change of government, currently led by the independence-leaning party, as a result of the Jan. 13 presidential election has drawn attention, but the poll's outcome may only have a limited impact on Sino-U.S. ties.

Taiwan’s presidential candidates have expressed a desire for peaceful relations with Beijing. China has described Jan. 13 elections on the self-ruled island as a choice between war and peace and

Taiwan’s presidential candidates have expressed a desire for peaceful relations with Beijing. China has described Jan. 13 elections on the self-ruled island as a choice between war and peace and

Taiwan’s presidential candidates have expressed a desire for peaceful relations with Beijing

Taiwan’s presidential candidates have expressed a desire for peaceful relations with Beijing. China has described Jan. 13 elections on the self-ruled island as a choice between war and peace and