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Elections in Taiwan: Beijing has made clear its preference that next president should be anyone other than Lai

Lai takes strongest anti-China stance where other candidates are more willing to placate the Chinese in hopes of avoiding military confrontation

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Will Taiwan Still Be a Peacekeeper After Its Upcoming Presidential Election?

William Lai faces questions over his perceived support for Taiwan independence. But basic political realities will push any Taiwanese leader to refrain from making risky moves.

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Misled Confidence? Taiwan Needs a Wake-Up Call, So Does America

Both Taipei and Washington could be unwittingly seeding a potential conflict through their current actions.

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Why NGOs Are Boosting Support for Self-Defense in Taiwan

Without strong government support for these grassroots organizations, critical opportunities to prepare for a conflict with China will be missed.

United statesPuma shenFayez sarofimCharlesks wuKuma academyUniversity of stDbear academyInternational studies modern languages departmentUniversity of south alabamaTaiwan national security surveyCullen trust for higher educationPolitical science departmentYuan yehCullen trustHigher education endowed chairInternational studies

Are the Taiwanese People Willing to Fight China?

While public support for self-defense has increased, low trust in the Taiwanese military and doubts about U.S. military assistance could overshadow this positive development.

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