Editorial: How China is Making the Coronavirus an Even Bigger Problem
Editorial: How China is Making the Coronavirus an Even Bigger Problem (Arlington, Virginia, February 11, 2020) Editorial by Michael Mazza and Rupert Hammond Chambers Published in The National Interest The World Health Organization recently declared the novel coronavirus’s emergence a global health emergency necessitating a worldwide response. Yet one corner of the globe has been […]
Council President Speaks at the Annual Banquet of the Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce-San Francisco Bay Area
On February 8, 2020, Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers gave a keynote speech to the Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce – San Francisco Bay Area (TCCSFBA). The 25th Annual Banquet took place in Union City, California.
Council Vice President Speaks on Taiwan Security at George Washington University
On January 31, 2020, Council Vice President Lotta Danielsson spoke on “U.S.-Taiwan Relations and the Future of the U.S. Security Commitment to Taiwan,” a panel hosted by the Organization of Asian Studies, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University
Happy Lunar New Year 2020!
Happy Lunar New Year 2020. The US-Taiwan Business Council celebrates the Lunar New Year in 2020, the Year of the Metal Rat!
Special Commentary: Taiwan Election Results 2020
Special Commentary: Taiwan Election Results 2020 (Arlington, Virginia, January 12, 2020) Special Commentary by Rupert Hammond-Chambers On Saturday, January 11, 2020, Taiwan held its Presidential and Legislative elections. Incumbent President Dr. Tsai Ing-wen of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) retained the presidency, a victory that was enhanced by her party retaining its majority in the […]
Council President Speaks on U.S.-China Trade and Taiwan on The Taiwan Take Podcast
Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers speaks about U.S.-China trade and Taiwan with J.R. Wu for the podcast “The Taiwan Take” by Ghost Island Media. When it comes to US and China trade disputes, perhaps no country is feeling the effects quite as acutely as Taiwan. Amidst the uncertainty, how can players trapped in the middle make […]