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Taiwan's highly developed economy, free-market environment, and advanced IT production chains position it as a crucial hub connecting developed Western economies with emerging Asian markets.

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Doing Business Guide: Taiwan

20 January 2024

Taiwan is a world leader in advanced technology. It’s robust manufacturing sector, highly skilled workforce, global supply chain integration and strong consumer demand position it well for continued growth.

Guides

Business

Taiwan

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Insights and analysis
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A new visit, an old playbook: understanding the Cheng–Xi meeting

21 April 2026

Chinese Nationalist Party Chair Cheng Li‑wun’s visit to China—the first in a decade—was cast as a welcome peace mission. But Roger Lee Huang writes that a truer interpretation of the visit is that it permits Beijing to cultivate influence and promote its preferred narratives inside Taiwan, while presenting itself as open to dialogue.

Insights

Diplomacy

China

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Regional // Regional Gimuy (Cairns) Gathering

9 January 2025

Regional // Regional (R // R) is a historic opportunity for international and domestic collegiality across all festival fronts and more; at its heart (and the hearts of cohort members) is ‘relationships.'

News

Arts

Asia (general)

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How to prevent a war over Taiwan

9 April 2024

Preventing a war over Taiwan requires making the island a lethal 'porcupine' that China cannot easily swallow, showing the US and its allies can mount a credible defence, and convincing Taiwan’s leaders to avoid a declaration of independence, writes Joseph S. Nye, Jr.

Insights

Diplomacy

China

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China's Taiwan strategy

8 February 2024

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.

Insights

Diplomacy

China

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