A wave of Taiwan-related bills in Washington reflects a broader view of security that now includes energy resilience, digital infrastructure, and economic stability. The measures signal a move toward deeper, more institutionalized U.S.–Taiwan cooperation.
As global trade grows more fragmented, a new U.S.–Taiwan tariff framework signals a turn toward predictability over pressure. But beyond headline rates, its success will hinge on implementation, investment conditions, and the confidence it gives businesses to plan long term.
As 2025 draws to a close, we enter a year marked by both celebration and uncertainty. In 2026, the United States will commemorate the 250th anniversary of its founding — a moment for Americans and global partners to reflect on the institutions, alliances, and economic ties that have shaped two and a half centuries of…
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s approval of four Taiwan-focused bills reflects renewed bipartisan momentum and deeper U.S. engagement with Taiwan as the measures move to the full Senate.
AmCham Taiwan’s 2025 American Ball transformed the Grand Hyatt Taipei into a dazzling Y2K prom, blending nostalgia, music, and fine dining in one unforgettable celebration of community.
Taiwan’s updated In Case of Crisis handbook marks a major step in strengthening whole-of-society preparedness against natural disasters, cyber threats, and potential conflict. AmCham Taiwan welcomes the initiative as a vital framework for public-private collaboration in building national and business resilience.
AmCham Taiwan’s inaugural AI Connect forum brought together startups, investors, and industry leaders to showcase Taiwan’s fast-growing AI ecosystem. Co-hosted with the Taipei Computer Association, the event highlighted collaboration as the driving force behind the next wave of digital innovation.
AmCham Taiwan highlights that energy reliability and sufficiency have overtaken geopolitical risk as members’ top concern, launching a new interactive dashboard to bring clarity and transparency to Taiwan’s urgent energy future.
As gray-zone threats intensify, Taiwan’s undersea cables — carrying over 95% of global data traffic — face mounting risks, spurring new efforts to strengthen resilience.
AmCham Taiwan’s 2025 Cancer Summit gathered leaders from government, industry, academia, and civil society to advance innovation and policy in cancer care. Discussions centered on early detection, sustainable funding for the Cancer Drugs Fund, and aligning with global standards to meet Taiwan’s 2030 goal of reducing cancer mortality by one-third.
