Stay updated with breaking news from Relations Act. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
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 system. Stay updated on the latest developments in the run-up to the Jan. 13 elections.
Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan