In this episode, Dr. Richard Bush joins us to discuss the evolving relationship among mainland China, Taiwan, and the US. Dr. Bush explains the drive behind Beijing’s increased diplomatic, economic, and military pressure on Taiwan under President Tsai Ing-wen, and analyzes the US role in the present cross-Strait relationship. He also assesses the trajectory of this trilateral relationship, including the impact of the “Trump factor” and the possibility of war across the Taiwan Strait.
Keyword:U.S.-Taiwan relations
U.S.-China Relations in Trump’s First Year: A Conversation with Chen Dingding
In this episode, Professor Chen Dingding offers his prognosis of U.S.-China relations under the first years of Trump’s administration from the Chinese perspective.