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Taiwan’s Internet Governance: A Democratic Framework for Multistakeholder Participation and Global Connectivity
This article was originally published with the University of Nottingham’s Taiwan Insight and is republished here with the permission of the author. The article is a part of an ongoing collaboration between Taiwan Insight and CHOICE. Taiwan,…
Strengthening Taiwan’s Deterrence: The Importance of Energy Transition
In the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a new concern for energy security has emerged. Whereas energy transitions were previously viewed primarily through the lens of climate change, they have now become…
Kinmen Is Unlikely to Become Taiwan’s Crimea
This article was originally published in The Diplomat and is republished here with the permission of the author. China’s gray zone and cognitive warfare tactics are one issue; a Crimea-like scenario is another. We…
Voice for CHOICE #45: Indo-Pacific Series: North Korea with Niklas Swanström
North Korean regime has increasingly benefited from deepening cooperation with Russia, a development not fully welcomed by its traditional ally, China. North Korea has supplied the Russian Federation with munitions and other military equipment…
Romania’s Strategic Puzzle: Navigating Taiwan Relations Amid Chinese Pressure
At the end of July, members of parliament from countries around the world, all part of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC), convened in Taiwan for the organization’s fourth annual summit. Given the sensitivity…
Voice for CHOICE #43: Indo-Pacific Series: US-Taiwan Relations with Bonnie Glaser
In recent years, we have seen increased tensions in the Taiwan Strait. China has intensified its military drills around the island and increased coercive tactics against Taiwan, sparking debates about a potential contingency. Discussions…
The Under-the-Radar Visit: Latvia’s Ex-President Goes to Taiwan
Latvia’s previous president and current Special Representative of Latvia in matters of international law and national responsibility Egils Levits visited Taiwan as a member of an Atlantic Council delegation. The visit drew little international or Baltic attention – and intentionally so – yet points towards a spike in Latvia’s interest vis-a-vis Taiwan.
In the Same Boat: Why Taiwan is Strengthening Ties with Central and Eastern Europe
Increasingly under pressure from China, Taiwan is seeking new like-minded partners in Central and Eastern Europe.
Searching for a Central and Eastern European Voice on EU’s China Policy
Moving beyond simplistic narratives, it is time to think about how the countries in Central and Eastern Europe can contribute to European China policy.
The Missing Pieces? How CEE Can Contribute to a Stronger European Approach to China
This paper authored by CHOICE Research Fellows Ana Krstinovska, Alicja Bachulska and Una Aleksandra Bērziņa-Čerenkova seeks to answer the question of how Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries can use their experience and unique perspectives on relations with China to contribute to a more unified, competent, and self-confident European policy towards Beijing.
Why Czechia’s Dream of a TSMC Semiconductor Factory Never Materialized
Semiconductors have become an omnipresent buzzword of the Czech-Taiwanese friendship, but cooperation remains limited by what Czechia can offer.
