A look back at how postwar reconstruction, policy reform, and early export thinking laid the foundations of Taiwan’s modern economy. The story highlights resilience built during uncertainty — a pattern that continues to shape Taiwan today.
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.
A small share of U.S.–Taiwan trade, agriculture is taking on outsized importance as Taiwan boosts purchases of American farm products amid tariff pressure and trade negotiations. The deals also underscore growing concerns over supply chain resilience and food security.
As Taiwanese companies expand in the United States, tax architecture is emerging as a strategic foundation rather than a back-office task, shaping governance, risk, and operational credibility. The article shows how disciplined tax design is quietly anchoring Taiwan’s role in America’s reindustrialization.
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…
Taiwan is framing trade talks with the United States as a pathway to deeper high-tech partnership, focusing on supply-chain resilience, economic security, and long-term industrial cooperation beyond tariffs.
It’s hard to believe it’s been less than 100 days since I began my tenure as President of AmCham Taiwan. From day one, I’ve been deeply impressed by the energy, professionalism, and commitment of the Chamber’s staff, committees, and members. I joined just as the 2025 Taiwan White Paper was being finalized — a behemoth…
AmCham Taiwan’s flash survey highlights business concerns over new U.S. tariffs, emphasizing the need for predictable trade policies to preserve economic stability.
Strengthening global supply chains and fostering economic cooperation with trusted partners like Taiwan is key to maintaining a competitive edge. Strategic investments and open trade policies offer greater stability than tariffs, avoiding unnecessary economic disruptions.
Two months after U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s visit to the island, Taiwan continues to be a pertinent subject in Washington, DC. Following numerous Taiwan visits by politicians and legislators, the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced the Taiwan Policy Act of 2022 by a 17-5 vote on September 14. The bill has…
