The US has a long-held policy of "strategic ambiguity" on whether it should intervene if Taiwan came under attack by China. Ken Cedeno/Pool via CNP A Biden administration official has clarified ...

It is the policy of the United States… to consider any effort to determine the future of Taiwan by other than peaceful means, including by boycotts or embargoes, a threat to the peace and ...

Under the “One China” policy, the US acknowledges China’s position that Taiwan is part of China, but has never officially recognized the Communist Party’s claim to the self-governing ...

The US's reciprocal tariff policy has posed serious challenges for many export-oriented countries, with Taiwan hit by a 32% ...

Navigating US Taiwan policy in 2021 by Zoe Leung, Opinion Contributor - 11/24/20 3:30 PM ET. by Zoe Leung, Opinion Contributor - 11/24/20 3:30 PM ET.

The guided-missile destroyer USS Barry (DDG 52) conducts routine underway operations in the Taiwan Strait, Nov. 21, 2020. Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communications Specialist Molly Crawford ...

Despite its policy of strengthening US-Taiwan relations, the Biden administration did not support Pelosi’s trip to Taipei because of the potential for escalating tension with Beijing.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has not ruled out the use of military force to retake Taiwan. AP. The US agreed to acknowledge the so-called One China Policy and recognize Taiwan as part of China during ...

The United States would come to Taiwan's defense and has a commitment to defend the island China claims as its own, U.S. President Joe Biden said on Thursday, though the White House said later ...

The White House on Friday reiterated that Joe Biden was not signaling a change in U.S. policy toward Taiwan when he said the United States would come to the island's aid if it was attacked by ...

The American policy — called “strategic ambiguity” because it leaves vague exactly how the United States would react — does not lend itself to a tough-sounding response.

US-Taiwan Policy Overhaul Sought by Senators in New Legislation. The bill would provide $4.5 billion in new aid for Taiwan; Senators say bill is needed after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ...