JOHN CULVER is a Nonresident Senior Fellow in the John L. Thornton China Center at Brookings. He served for 35 years as a ...

Taiwan, suspicoius of spying, is enforcing stricter oversight of Chinese immigrants. Some of them are being deported.

As President Lai Ching-te marks his first year in office, he’s sending a stark warning to the people of Taiwan: If you say ...

A recent political incident in the Solomon Islands has raised serious concerns about foreign interference. A newly appointed ...

Foreign investors are increasingly viewing a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan as a real, if remote, risk under Donald ...

Taiwan's foreign minister alleges China is using cash and other inducements to win over developing countries to its position on the self-governed island.

China has long sought to intimidate Taiwan with its massive navy, air force and the world's largest standing army, but it's mere dinghies that are now causing the most consternation.

China has little to gain and everything to lose by altering the world’s current geopolitical trajectory.

In a world where pandemics, antimicrobial resistance, and health disparities know no borders, excluding Taiwan from the WHA ...