Chen Shui Commentary

A New Chapter in Taiwan

Now that the DPP has been replaced by the KMT in Taiwan, the stage is set for a stronger friendship with the United States, the consolidation of democracy in East Asia and continued stability in the region.

Strait Talk

Some say the KMT victory in Taiwan’s legislative elections will put an end to rocky relations with the mainland. But the truth is both of Taiwan’s parties—as well as its people—have drifted far away from the regime in Beijing.

A Dangerous Time for Taiwan

Taiwan faces a stark choice in its upcoming presidential elections. Will the country choose closer relations with the mainland or greater independence?

U.S.-China Economic Ties: Key for Asian Stability

In an effort to notch up U.

Outlook for Continued Stability in the Taiwan Strait

The apparent election on March 20 of pro-independence candidate Chen Shui-bian to a second term as President of Taiwan raises serious questions about the future of cross-Strait peace and stability.

Dual Deterrence: A New Taiwan Strategy

After an extremely narrow reelection victory, Taiwanese president Chen Shui-bian has revealed his true colors, indicating he will continue to advance the cause of Taiwan's independence.

Bush Still Doesn't Get It Right on Taiwan

President Bush made a startling change in Washington's Taiwan policy during a visit by Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in December.

On Their Minds and On the Agenda: The Bush-Jiang Crawford Summit

A summit meeting between China's President Jiang Zemin and President George Bush has been scheduled for late October in Crawford, Texas.

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May 26, 2012