flag over the American Institute in Taiwan, and to put elements of the U.S.
I was the first AIT Director to raise the U.S. to include the word “Taiwan” in its name. government is reportedly considering whether to allow Taiwan’s representative office in the U.S. They nonetheless are peripheral to the key issue of supporting Taiwan’s continuing existence as a free, sovereign, and democratic country which requires a strong defense.ĭebates have proliferated over whether Taiwan should change its flag, alter its name as the “Republic of China,” end the very real confusion caused by “China Airlines,” and even whether the Kuomintang should be called the “Taiwan Kuomintang.” Similarly, the U.S. Too much time has been devoted to continuing debates over largely symbolic issues, however important they might be in their substantive implications. It is well past time the United States takes more concrete steps to support the defense of Taiwan.
Military vehicles carrying hypersonic missiles DF-17 drive past Tiananmen Square during the military parade marking the 70th founding anniversary of People's Republic of China, on its National Day in Beijing, China October 1, 2019. Military vehicles carrying hypersonic missiles DF-17 drive past Tiananmen Square during the military parade marking.
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