By:
Russell Hsiao
Taipei policymakers have traditionally viewed the Pacific islands as a battleground with the PRC for diplomatic recognition. However, Taipei should undertake a more considered approach to the PICs that involves Taiwan’s other allies and like-minded partners, and takes advantage of important shared issues.
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John Hennessey-Niland
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, cooperation between the United States, Taiwan, and the Pacific Islands is at an all-time high. Washington and Taipei should work to maintain and expand their partnerships with the region to confront shared challenges.
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Cheng-Cheng Li
Establishing a well-coordinated and comprehensive diplomatic strategy and multilateral mechanisms is essential for Taiwan foreign policy in Oceania. The Taiwan government should not only prioritize its national interests, but also respect and advance the interests of Pacific islands countries.
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