Latest: I weighed in on the ongoing military threat launched by #China against #Taiwan as 13 PLA military planes flew into Taiwan’s southwestern ADIZ yesterday. Putting this into the larger context, I highlighted how this could be a response to the series of moves that ...

... Washington has done prior to Trump leaving the office and a warning to @JoeBiden’s administration that #China is closely monitoring how his administration might handle the relationship with #Taiwan.

Then I talked about the invitation of @bikhim to attend @JoeBiden’s inauguration, a move that has been widely viewed as another breakthrough in the diplomatic interaction between the U.S. and Taiwan. Another thing that’s worth monitoring is how #Beijing views the ...

... appointment of Kurt Campbell to the position of coordinator for Indo-Pacific Affairs in the National Security Council, as that reflects the likelihood that the Biden administration will likely continue the strategy set out by Trump in 2018.

Lastly, I touched on how Biden’s approach might be different from Trump’s approach when it comes to #Taiwan. I predicted that Biden is likely going to take a less-public approach in deepening ties with #Taiwan as it might be more practical and less “showy” in the eyes of #China.