A Taiwan-US FTA is a win-win
Minze Chien, President of FAPA Hsiao Bi-khim (蕭美琴) is to be Taiwan’s next representative to the US. Hsiao is well versed…
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A Taiwan-US FTA is a win-win
美國應協助台灣成為WHO正式會員國
ＰＲＣ從未取得台灣主權，亦不曾統治過台灣。唯有民選的台灣政府才具備國際上的「台灣代表權」，才能代表台灣參與世衛。此不僅攸關台灣民眾健康，亦是國際法法律戰與國際政治角力之問題。
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美國應協助台灣成為WHO正式會員國
FAPA Introduced by Taiwan Talk Show 「正晶現時批」
FAPA was introduced to Taiwan audience by Taiwan Talkshow - "正晶現時批" This is the link to an excellent segment on a…
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FAPA Introduced by Taiwan Talk Show 「正晶現時批」
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Passes Six Assurances Resolution
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – June 23, 2016Contact: (202) 547-3686 Senate Foreign Relations Committee Passes Six Assurances Resolution On June 23, S.Con.Res.38…
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Passes Six Assurances Resolution
FAPA: “Taiwanese Americans Want To Be Counted!”
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – June 21, 2016Contact: (202) 547-3686 FAPA: "Taiwanese Americans Want To Be Counted!" In a letter to…
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FAPA: “Taiwanese Americans Want To Be Counted!”
U.S. House Of Representatives Passes Six Assurances Legislation
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 16, 2016Contact: (202) 547-3686 U.S. House Of Representatives Passes Six Assurances Legislation At 4:40PM on…
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U.S. House Of Representatives Passes Six Assurances Legislation
(May 7, 2016) Taiwanese-American Heritage Week Proclamation By Washington And Oregon
Taiwanese-American Heritage Week Proclamation By Washington And Oregon The Taipei Times reported that “Two US Pacific-coast states — Washington and Oregon…
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(May 7, 2016) Taiwanese-American Heritage Week Proclamation By Washington And Oregon
Reassure Taiwan – Rep. Steve Chabot asked Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – April 28, 2016Contact: (202) 547-3686 Reassure Taiwan - Rep. Steve Chabot asked Deputy Secretary of State…
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Reassure Taiwan – Rep. Steve Chabot asked Deputy Secretary of State Tony Blinken