Taiwan Strait

2016-05-13

[...] the event will attract a large number of entrepreneurs and experts from the two sides of the Taiwan Strait. ► ELSEWHERE IN POLITICS POLITICAL VENGEANCE: In an interview with UDN TV on Thursday, [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2016-05-06

[...] she was impressed with Tsai’s commitment to maintaining the status quo across the Taiwan Strait and continuing a peaceful and stable relationship with Beijing, adding that the U.S. [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-04-19

[...] to Taiwan would begin to take shape that same year. The U.S. first removed destroyers from the Taiwan Strait.[12] This was followed by stark reductions in military aid in 1970, from US$30 million [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-04-15

[...] president-elect Tsai should not state in her inauguration speech that both sides of the Taiwan Strait belong to “one China,” while 22 percent said she should. TAIPEI-SHANGHAI FORUM: Taipei [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-04-02

[...] Taiwan’s independence put Taiwan at odds with many of its allies, increased tensions in the Taiwan Strait and created a deep rift of distrust between Washington and Taipei. Over eight years as [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-04-01

[...] Jinping are well aware that the conditions for the unification of the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are lacking at present. He also asserted that those who opposed his China policy only [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-03-25

[...] Much less discussed but equally relevant to conflict resolution in the Taiwan Strait is another dynamic, which we could term huadu (華獨), or loosely “ROC [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-03-18

[...] both Chinese recognition and international assistance. Prior to the truce, both sides of the Taiwan Strait commonly engaged in what was pejoratively called dollar or checkbook diplomacy. Admittedly [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

thinking-taiwan.com

2016-03-11

[...] the status quo as Taiwan remaining democratic and free with peaceful relations across the Taiwan Strait. The party reaffirmed its commitment to cross-strait peace and stability. TRADE IN GOODS [...]

Thinking Taiwan

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thinking-taiwan.com

2016-02-26

[...] Taiwan and threatened the “status quo” of peaceful development on both sides of the Taiwan Strait. During the DPP’s weekly Central Standing Committee meeting, president-elect Tsai [...]

Thinking Taiwan

#69

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