President Rupert Hammond-Chambers appeared on Taiwan Plus News to discuss President Tsai Ing-wen and her defense policy legacy.
US-Taiwan Business Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers appeared on Radio Free Asia‘s Cantonese news branch on March 27, 2024. He discussed a recent United States business delegation to China and their visit with Xi Jinping. When asked if Xi was meeting with the U.S. leaders to potentially sway political support to China, Hammond-Chambers said, “I’m not […]
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USTBC welcomed a possible Foreign Military Sale to Taiwan of Advanced Tactical Data Link System Upgrade Planning and related equipment for US$75 million
On January 23, 2024, the US-Taiwan Business Council issued a press release in support of progress on legislation supporting reciprocal avoidance of double taxation for U.S. and Taiwan businesses
US-Taiwan Business Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers appeared on China in Focus for an interview with Don Ma on January 16, 2024. He talked about Biden’s stance on Taiwan independence. He also discussed U.S.-Taiwan relations under William Lai as the President Elect, and the challenges he will face as his party loses the legislative majority. China […]
USTBC issues a Special Commentary by President Rupert Hammond-Chambers on the January 2024 Taiwan election, potential Chinese reactions, and suggestions for U.S. responses to PRC pressure
On January 13, 2024, USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers appeared on CNN’s “Quest Means Business” to discuss the 2024 Taiwan Election
USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers appeared in an interview on “Zooming in with Simone Gao” to discuss the 2024 Taiwan Elections
Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers spoke on the Bloomberg Daily Tax Report Talking Tax podcast about the Congressional push to alleviate U.S.-Taiwan double taxation
USTBC welcomed the proposed FMS to Taiwan of Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4) Life Cycle Support for US$300 million