Where Is the American Institute in Taiwan's Chair?
The chair position of the American Institute in Taiwan, the US's de-facto Taiwan embassy, has been vacant for over eight months. What does this mean for AIT and for US-Taiwan ties?
Taiwan-US Relations
00:35US Praises Taiwan's US$25 Billion Defense Budget
02:08Taiwan Passes US$25 Billion Defense Budget Bill After Months of Deadlock
02:44Lawmakers Continue To Clash Over Special Defense Budget
02:19US: Taiwan Likely a Topic in Upcoming Trump-Xi Summit
00:55Economy Minister: Taiwan Wants To Keep US Tariff Deal Terms
00:36China Calls Taiwan 'Biggest Risk' Ahead of Xi's Summit With Trump
00:39Taiwan’s Opposition Leader Seeks Meeting With Trump During June US Trip
02:05US Pushes Taiwan To Boost Defense Spending With Inclusion in Aid Bill
00:32KMT Chair Cheng Li-wun Announces US Visit in June
02:17US Proposes Bill That Could Provide Taiwan With $500M in Military Aid
03:23Analysis: Evolving Defense Ties Between Taiwan and the US
01:46US Urges Taiwan To Pass Delayed US$40 Billion Defense Budget
00:35US Slams China’s Role in Blocking Taiwan President’s Africa Trip
00:25AIT Director Discusses Cross-Strait Relations With KMT Head
00:57US Commander Sounds Alarm on Stalled Taiwan Special Defense Budget
00:44AIT Director Observes Civil Defense Exercise