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In 1979, President Jimmy Carter signed the Taiwan Relations Act, which requires the U.S. to assist the island nation with equipment and services necessary for its defense. The Obama years were characterized by intermittent and infrequent security assistance to Taiwan. The Trump administration, on the other hand, has announced plans for new arms sales to Taiwan and signed legislation encouraging bilateral official meetings, underscoring U.S. support for a strategically important democratic ally in the Western Pacific.
On June 7, 华体会 hosted a discussion examining growing hostility towards Taiwan, Beijing鈥檚 efforts to isolate its neighbor, and the ongoing arms build-up in the region. Conference participants also examined the current administration鈥檚 record of support for Taiwan and offer practical ideas about how best to strengthen U.S. assistance to Taiwan. Panelists included Hudson senior fellows Seth Cropsey and Arthur Herman, the Project 2049 Institute鈥檚 Ian Easton, and the Center for a New American Security鈥檚 Dr. Patrick Cronin.
To view Dr. Herman's slides, .
At Sea Air Space 2025, Senior Fellows Bryan Clark and Timothy A. Walton will discuss their findings with a panel of government and industry experts tasked with implementing these ideas.
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