Taiwan is fundamentally different in its relation to American interests—and competes for limited American resources.

Convincing Beijing that conflict is unnecessary is more effective than beating the drums of war.

The Republic of China has shown a capacity to adapt in the face of fresh challenges.

U.S. politicians’ responsibility is to the American people.

Taiwan’s election results show a broad dissatisfaction with the existing political establishment, but no clear path forward.

Will a change in Taiwan’s leadership keep the status quo or lead to crisis?