Jordyn Haime is a freelance journalist based in Taiwan. She writes about society in Taiwan, cross-strait relations, and Jewish issues in Asia. Follow her on Twitter @jordynhaime
In the years before Trump, the China-Israel relationship was at its closest. But U.S. officials have recently warned against potential security threats. Where will China-Israel cooperation go from here?
Pro-independence politicians and groups blamed China’s pro-unification threats for the shooting at a Taiwanese church near Los Angeles on Sunday, and demanded action from both the Taiwan and U.S. governments.
Under pressure from Beijing, the World Health Organization has denied Taiwan even observer status at every World Health Assembly since 2017.
While Beijing continues to impose strict lockdown measures in an attempt to maintain its COVID-zero policy, Taiwan is beginning to shift toward living with the virus.
Advocates say that dismantling the problems behind the initiative will require more work.
Some commentators have speculated that China may use Russia's invasion of Ukraine as pretext to make a move on Taiwan. But this line of thinking is fallacious and premature, experts warn.
Sixty countries, including the U.S. and EU member states, will now accept Taiwan’s official digital vaccine certificate as proof of vaccination or PCR test results.
Taiwan has been beefing up its international education campaign, but experts say it will be difficult to compete with China.
A "history-making text," or one that will "seriously damage the foundations of China-EU relations"?