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…remaining countries recognizing its sovereignty, most of which are poorer nations in Central America and the Pacific. Shifting Allegiances Since President Tsai Ing wen and the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party…

…lot of ground has already been covered over the past few years to foster bilateral cooperation and promote shared democratic values. In late February, President Tsai attended a ceremony to…

…the self-ruled democratic island. As a result of the rift, some Filipino politicians, led by Senator Risa Hontiveros – who had once met with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen – have…

…presidential candidates, Ko Wen-je (TPP) and Hou Yu-ih (KMT), in the end, decided to run for election with their own party members instead of together. Prospects of ‘Cross-Color’ Collaboration Even…

…to also show more support for Taiwan’s autonomy and to strengthen EU-Taiwan relations. In a meeting with Taiwan’s president Tsai Ing-wen, Fogh Rasmussen underscored his strong support for Taiwan’s right…

…China’s way, not the other way round. In 2021, writing for Foreign Affairs, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen warned of “catastrophic consequences” for the democracies in Asia, if the PRC were…

…as both sides have spoken of restoring normalization. The investment environment in today’s China is not as welcoming as it was in the Hu-Wen era. The 2020 crackdown against Jack…

…chose the area after visiting Anxin in February 2017. Construction of a New Capital Deng Xiaoping envisioned the development of Shenzhen and Putong, and Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao designed…

…a “socialist market economy”, China attempted “crossing the river by feeling the stones.” These “stones”, according to Wen Tiejun, a top agriculture economist of China, were “symbolic norms defined by…