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When US President Joe Biden was asked last September whether American forces would defend Taiwan from a Chinese attack, he replied in the affirmative, but included a caveat: “if, in fact, there was an unprecedented attack.” But an “unprecedented attack” is precisely what Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to avoid.
The controversial halving of Najib Razak’s 12-year sentence appears to be a boon to multiple stakeholders.
Indonesia’s presidential candidates are pitching for the huge youth vote with slick social media campaigns and gimmicky performances. But are they really listening to first-time and young voters?
In Asian media this week: Debate gets serious about North Korea’s intentions. Plus: Another Thai progressive party beaten by the court system; Pakistan’s shameful history of removing PMs; India’s Hindu temple celebration will help government; HK’s security law at sprint stage; Interest surges in Oppenheimer’s devastation
Taiwan’s general election was notable for signs of growing apathy among voters. Despite the intense international interest in the outcome, a potential November rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump may have graver political ramifications for Taiwan’s fate.