Past Events
Taiwan-US: Pioneering Innovation in Smart Manufacturing
2024 US-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference
The Semiconductor Industry’s New Role in Global Affairs
Reception Celebrating SelectUSA and AmCham Taiwan Doorknock 2024
USTBC Energy Lunch with AIT Chair Laura Rosenberger
Report: Chinese Reactions to Taiwan Arms Sales
Report: Chinese Reactions to Taiwan Arms Sales (Arlington, Virginia, April 17, 2012) Report by Rupert Hammond-Chambers and Randall Schriver Edited by Lotta Danielsson Published by the US-Taiwan Business Council and the Project 2049 Institute Foreword Ensuring Taiwan’s national security is fundamentally in the interest of the U.S. Any effort to determine the future of Taiwan […]
Council President Travels to Taiwan – March/April 2012
On March 25 – April 3, 2012, Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers traveled to Taiwan. In Taiwan, he meets with Council members, Taiwan government officials, and Taiwan business leaders.
Happy Lunar New Year 2012!
The Council celebrates Lunar New Year 2012, Year of the Water Dragon!
Commentary: Taiwan Election Results 2012
Commentary: Taiwan Election Results: President Ma Wins a Second Term (Arlington, Virginia, January 15, 2012) Commentary by Rupert Hammond-Chambers Yesterday, January 14, Taiwan held its presidential and legislative elections. President Ma Ying-jeou of the Kuomintang (KMT) won a second term in office with 51.6% of the total vote, out-dueling his principal opponent Tsai Ing-wen of […]
Council Chairman Travels to Taiwan – January 2012
On January 14, 2012, Council Chairman Paul Wolfowitz traveled to Taiwan to observe the country’s 2012 Presidential and Legislative elections.
President’s Report: The US-Taiwan Business Council & U.S.-Taiwan Relations 2011
President’s Report: The US-Taiwan Business Council & U.S.-Taiwan Relations 2011 (Arlington, Virginia, January 5, 2012) Report by Rupert Hammond-Chambers The Taiwan Political Environment In the lead-up to the January 14, 2012 presidential and legislative elections in Taiwan, the campaigning has been intense and rhetoric-prone. However, at least by Taiwan standards it has been a relatively […]