Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers published an editorial in the Taipei Times: New dawn in Taiwan foreign policy
USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers editorial in the Taipei Times: Canaries in the US-Taiwan Coal Mine
USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers editorial in the Taipei Times: The battle for defense spending in Taiwan
On May 21, 2025, GTI’s Global Taiwan Brief published an article about U.S.-China-Taiwan trade written by the US-Taiwan Business Council spring 2025 intern Annie Tseng.
In May 2025, USTBC submitted written testimony to the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) Section 232 National Security Investigation of Imports of Semiconductors
Trump, Tariffs, Taiwan & Chips March 11, 2025 Rupert Hammond-Chambers President US-Taiwan Business Council President Donald Trump has consistently spoken about the semiconductor industry’s importance to America’s future and the urgent need to broaden and deepen U.S. chip manufacturing – including high-end chips for cutting-edge applications in areas such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and quantum […]
USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers editorial in the Taipei Times: Trump should bolster ‘arsenal of democracy’ to meet China threat
The term “Mainland China” tacitly implies that Taiwan is part of Chinese territory. Analysts and journalists frequently use the term “mainland” to refer to the PRC. The term appears in most writings about Taiwan, China, and cross-Strait relations. A search yields the following definition: Mainland: A large continuous extent of land that includes the greater […]
Reminder: The United States’ “One China Policy” is NOT the Same as the PRC “One China Principle”
Should Taiwan and China join together in the future, they would unify. By definition, they can never reunify. The term reunify is problematic, because it falsely implies that Taiwan and China were once a single entity that then split. This is incorrect. The Republic of China (Taiwan) has never been a part of the People’s […]