Taiwan Reinstates One-Year Conscription, While Announcing Military Reforms On December 27, 2022, Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen announced military reforms and the…
FAPA認為，美國在加強對台軍事承諾與合作的同時，亦應公開挑戰北京的「一中原則」，嚴正重申「台灣並非中國的一部分」；支持台灣人民擁有決定台灣地位與前途之自決權；並推動台美關係正常化，強化承認台灣主權獨立現狀及國格，最終實現台美正式建交。如此，才能有效對抗中國對台的軍事戰、法律戰、與外交戰。
U.S. Funding Bill Provides Military Loans, Not Grants, to Taiwan A U.S. government funding bill for next year authorized US$2 billion in…
Japan Could “Recognize Taiwan as a Country” One Day Japan is likely to recognize Taiwan as a country should Taiwan continue…
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Has Important Taiwan Provisions in It On December 6, the U.S. Congress unveiled the latest version of the…
Pentagon Report Identifies China’s Four Military Options Against Taiwan The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) has identified four possible military courses…
Chinese Attack on Taiwan Would Be a Strategic Mistake: Top U.S. General An attack on Taiwan by the Chinese military would…
President Biden Objects to China’s Coercive Bullying Against Taiwan On November 14, at the sidelines of the G20 summit held in…
We at FAPA call on the U.S. to abandon its misleading “One China Policy,” and urge President Biden to restate the U.S. longstanding position on Taiwan’s “undetermined” status when he meets with Xi, making clear that the U.S. regards that “Taiwan is NOT part of China.”