Douglas Hsu, Taiwan's representative in Australia, highlights Taiwan's exclusion from the World Health Assembly and its significant contributions to global health. He discusses how Taiwan's proactive health measures enhance its diplomatic credibility amidst challenges. Hsu also elaborates on the nuances of UN recognition, revealing that Taiwan's status remains unacknowledged in critical resolutions. The conversation touches on Taiwan's vital role in semiconductor manufacturing, its response to China's military intimidation, and ongoing efforts to secure support for trade partnerships like the CPTPP.
