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American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) Director Brent Christensen yesterday reviewed his efforts to promote Taiwan’s participation on the international stage, as well as security cooperation, economic and commercial ties, and people-to-people exchanges between Taiwan and the US. Speaking at a virtual farewell media event, Christensen reiterated the role that the US’ Taiwan Relations Act and the “six assurances” play as the backbone of Washington’s policy on Taiwan. “Since I took on this role in 2018, the United States has notified more than US$16.9 billion in sales of defense articles ...

2021/05/20 11:38 Taiwanese Representative Hsiao Bi-khim  Taiwanese Representative Hsiao Bi-khim  (CNA photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Envoy to the U.S. Hsiao Bi-khim (蕭美琴) said Wednesday (May 19) that Taiwan remains committed to being a partner in global health and is determined to join the World Health Organization (WHO). In an article titled “Let Taiwan Participate in the Global Fight Against COVID-19” in Washington-based magazine The National Interest, Hsiao wrote that despite Taiwan’s remarkable contributi...

Let Taiwan Participate in the Global Fight Against COVID-19 "No country can fight a pandemic alone. The worst humanitarian disaster of the century calls for greater international cooperation. All hands should be on deck to protect global health, human security, and chart the path to economic recovery." The World Health Assembly (WHA) is slated to take place on May 24th as the world is still devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic, one year onward. Despite Taiwan’s outstanding contribution in containing the spread of virus which has sickened over 162 million and claimed more than 3.3 million li...

Scott Morrison says Australia will maintain current policies on Taiwan when asked if it would back the island state if it went to war with China.

We Don’t Need to Wait on the UN to Expand Taiwan’s International Role Liberal democracies can, and should, develop their own bilateral and multilateral exchanges with Taiwan, even while pushing for its inclusion in the WHO and other U.N. bodies. By May 06, 2021 Advertisement The G-7 Foreign Ministers’ May 5 statement in support of Taiwan’s participation in the World Health Organization (WHO) is welcome but not sufficient. Liberal democracies can and should do more to undermine China’s efforts to isolate Taiwan. Moreover, given Beijing’s substantial influ...