Taiwan's Strategic Diplomacy and Military Readiness

This chapter examines the political and military implications of President Lai's inaugural trip to the U.S. and its significance for Taiwan's international standing amidst tensions with China. It links recent Taiwanese military exercises to the broader geopolitical strategies at play, highlighting domestic political concerns alongside external threats. Moreover, the chapter provides insights into the evolving U.S.-Taiwan relationship and critiques the Biden administration's approach to Taiwan's security amidst rising regional tensions.