Anchoring Taiwan’s Future during Trump 2.0: Building Resilience from Within As the second Trump presidency fuels uncertainty in US foreign policy, Taiwan’s security and economic resilience are being further challenged by economic inequality and overconcentration, increasing energy demands, and disagreements over public spending. The innovative spirit that propelled Taiwan to the forefront of the global high-tech economy now needs to extend to policymaking to not only respond to short-term policy shocks but also ensure long-term resilience.   Read our latest analysis for the University of Nottingham’s Taiwan Research Hub, where Siwei Huang and Caroline Fried discuss how Taiwan can leverage its strengths and continue to build resilience amidst domestic and international uncertainty. Read the policy paper Read More What Taiwan’s 2024 Election Means for China, the US, and the Future of Taiwan In an article for China Leadership Monitor, we analyzed the potential for political gridlock brought by a hung parliament after Taiwan’s 2024 elections. With a divided government, balancing Taiwan’s interests and implementing needed reforms is proving difficult.