2025-0418: Sen. Ricketts Leads Congressional Delegation to Taiwan; Taiwan, U.S. to Hold Further Tariff Talks Soon; Taiwan Deemed U.S. “Core Interest”
U.S. Congressional Delegation Reaffirms Support for Taiwan’s Defense as President Lai Calls for “Non-Red Supply Chains” On April 18, President Lai Ching-te said…
2025-0411: Taiwan’s Response Strategy to U.S. Tariffs; Colby Confirmed as U.S. Defense Policy Chief; Taiwan Among First for U.S. Tariff Talks
President Lai Outlines Strategy in Response to U.S. Tariffs Taiwan will rapidly expand procurement of U.S. goods and arms and remove…
2025-0404: U.S. 32% Tariff on Taiwan; Countering China’s Claims Over Taiwan; Taiwan International Solidarity Act and Taiwan Allies Fund Act Reintroduced; China’s Military Drills Near Taiwan
Taiwan Criticizes U.S. 32% Tariff as “Unfair” and “Unreasonable” On April 3, Taiwan’s Executive Yuan criticized the United States’ newly announced 32 percent tariff…
2025 National Advocacy Conference
Date: Sept.13 - Sept.15, 2025(optional day Sept.16)Location: Washington, D.C. REGISTRATION OPEN SOON We are delighted to invite you to FAPA’s annual…
U.S.-Taiwan Double Taxation Relief Legislation (S.199)
【Petition】This bipartisan bill provides expedited U.S.-Taiwan double-tax relief and authorize the President to negotiate a tax agreement with Taiwan!
2025-0328: Senate Committee Passes Bill on Taiwan Guidelines Review; AIT Director Greene Reaffirms U.S. Support; Schriver Urges Stronger U.S. Military Training for Taiwan
U.S. Senate Committee Passes Bill to Review Taiwan Engagement Guidelines On March 27, the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations passed the…
2025-0321: Bill Introduced to Refer to Taiwan as “Taiwan” Instead of “Chinese Taipei”; Trump Opposes Any Forced Change to Taiwan’s Status, Says Rubio; G7 Reaffirms Support for Taiwan
Rep. Donalds Introduces Bill to Refer to Taiwan as “Taiwan,” Not “Chinese Taipei” On March 14, U.S. Representative Byron Donalds (R-FL) introduced…
Counter China’s False Claims over Taiwan (S.Res.86 & H.Res.148)
【Petition】This bipartisan, bicameral resolution (S.Res.86 & H.Res.148) aims to counter China’s distortion of UNGA Resolution 2758 and its exploitation of the U.S. “One China policy” to falsely assert sovereignty over Taiwan.