Posts tagged Taipei
Principled confidence to replace servility to dictators in new Czech foreign policy agenda
Principled confidence to replace servility to dictators in new Czech foreign policy agenda

Written by Jakub Janda

Prague can even take the route of Lithuania and do the previously almost unimaginable: changing the official name of its bilateral diplomatic representations to include the word “Taiwan” instead of “Taipei”.

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Europe and the Indo-Pacific9DLCzech Republic, Taiwan, China, Prague, Taipei, Andrej Babiš, Václav Havel, Petr Fiala, Miloš Zeman, Olympics 2022, Olympic Winter Games, Lithuania, 16+1, 5G, Central and Eastern Europe, CEE, Michal Koudelka, President Zeman, Magnitsky Act, Jakub Janda, European Values Center for Security Policy
2022: Taiwan and its continued push for recognition
2022: Taiwan and its continued push for recognition

9DASHLINE invites a select group of experts to explore how Taiwan may circumvent its diplomatic isolation and be included as a reliable partner in international efforts seeking a transition towards a greener, healthier and more resilient world.

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East Asia9DL9DASHLINE, Taiwan, China, Europe, EU, European Union, Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Lev Nachman, Slovenia, Lithuania, Japan, COVID, COVID19, COVID-19, Taiwan Strait, Kuan-Ting Chen, Taiwan NextGen Foundation, TaiwanCanHelp, Estonia, Eswatini, Guatemala, Guam, São Tomé and Príncipe, Tsai Ing-wen, New Southbound Policy, Taipei, European Chips Act, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, Dr Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Taiwan Model, People’s Republic of China, J. Michael Cole, Global Taiwan Institute, Taiwan Studies Programme, University of Nottingham, Beijing, Czech Republic
EU-Taiwan ties: Between expectations and reality
EU-Taiwan ties: Between expectations and reality

Written by Grzegorz Stec and Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy

European and Taiwanese actors need to keep in mind that escalating the political tensions with Beijing increases the price tag of EU-Taiwan engagement potentially impeding the positive momentum in bilateral ties.

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East Asia9DLZsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Grzegorz Stec, Taiwan, EU, European Union, Europe, Human rights, Margarethe Vestager, Indo-Pacific, European Parliament, Supply Chains, Lithuania, Beijing, China, One China, Brussels, Taipei, Indo-Pacific strategy, Slovakia, Czechia, Central Eastern European, Mask diplomacy, Washington, Baltic, Bilateral Investment Agreement, Comprehensive Agreement on Investment, INGE, Raphaël Glucksmann, France, French Presidency
The team behind 9DASHLINE
The team behind 9DASHLINE

As we bid adieu to a busy and rewarding year for our team, 9DL’s leadership — David MacSweeney [Founder], Dr Manali Kumar [Editor-in-Chief], and Dr Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy [Head of the Associates’ Network] — answer some frequently asked questions.

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In Brief9DL9DASHLINE, Manali Kumar, John Pollock, David MacSweeney, Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Europe, EU, European Union, Asia, Indo-Pacific, Global South, 9DL, Canberra, Delhi, Seoul, Tokyo, Taipei, Hunter Marston, EVA SEIWERT, Nine Dash Line, China, South China Sea, Taiwan NextGen Foundation, Council for Strategic and Defense Research, New Mandala, South Asian Voices, European Parliament, indo-pacific
Countering disinformation together: First steps towards stronger EU-Taiwan ties
Countering disinformation together: First steps towards stronger EU-Taiwan ties

Written by Meghan Shoop

Future cooperation could include Taiwanese and EU think tanks working with one another to study authoritarian regimes’ current disinformation strategies and the effectiveness of various efforts to combat disinformation.

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Faultlines9DLMeghan Shoop, 9DASHLINE, EU, European Union, Taiwan, China, Russia, Tsai Ing-wen, European Parliament, disinformation, INGE, Taipei, Facebook, Twitter, Beijing, WeChat, YouTube, KMT, Kuomintang, Han Kuo-yu, DPP, Democratic Progressive Party, Chen Chi-mai, Taiwan Public Opinion Center, COVID, COVID19, COVID-19, Ministry of National Defense, Deepfakes, g0v, Taiwan FactCheck Center, Social Media, Raphael Glucksmann, civil society, George Washington University
Taiwan in Japan’s security puzzle: Abe’s 'uncontroversial' Taiwan statement  
Taiwan in Japan’s security puzzle: Abe’s 'uncontroversial' Taiwan statement  

Written by Stephen Nagy

This approach suggests that Tokyo and strong advocates of explicitly articulating Taiwan’s importance to Japan’s security (such as Abe) will see policy towards Taiwan and China through the lens of Japan’s economic security concerns.

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Pacific9DL9DASHLINE, Stephen Nagy, Shinzo Abe, Taiwan, China, United States, Taiwan Strait, ADIZ, Beijing, Washington, Japan, Tokyo, East China Sea, South China Sea, reunification, Sea lines of communication, CCP, Chinese Communist Party, One China Policy, Taro Aso, Hong Kong, Supply Chains, CPTTP, WTO, World Health Organisation, G7, Taipei
Australia’s defence policy in the grey zone
Australia’s defence policy in the grey zone

Written by Benjamin Herscovitch

Without discounting the possible threats that nuclear-powered submarines are designed to head off, Australia’s immediate priority remains competition with China in numerous scenarios short of war.

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Pacific9DLBENJAMIN HERSCOVITCH, 9DASHLINE, Australia, Taiwan, China, United States, South China Sea, Grey Zone, Grey Zone tactics, United Kingdom, UK, Canberra, AUKUS, Taiwan Strait, disinformation, Trans-Pacific Partnership, TPP, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, UNCLOS, Taipei, World Trade Organisation, Xi Jinping, nuclear, Submarines, Indo-Pacific
The EU’s new hype around Taiwan: Prospects for a more granular approach
The EU’s new hype around Taiwan: Prospects for a more granular approach

Written by Justyna Szczudlik

The European Parliament’s role in popularising the Taiwan issue cannot be overestimated. The EU should promptly move towards popularising existing platforms for cooperation with Taiwan, such as those on industrial, digital and high-tech topics.

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