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Under the leadership of Sanae Takaichi, Japan is set to establish a National Intelligence Agency this month — the most sweeping intelligence reform in 80 years since the end of World War II. (Sanae Takaichi Facebook)

Japan’s Intelligence Overhaul: Why Takaichi’s New Agency is a Game Changer for Taiwan

China Watcher, Prof. Pei Minxin of Claremont McKenna College speaks with Storm Media in an exclusive interview in Taipei on May 26. (Photo: Chang Yu-ping)

Exclusive | Pei Minxin: Beijing Won Nothing Lasting from the Trump–Xi Summit

Thucydides Trap: When a rising power rapidly grows and threatens the position of an established hegemon, both sides are likely to be driven toward war by fear, suspicion, and strategic mistrust.

What the Thucydides Trap Means for Taiwan and U.S.-China Rivalry

Trump said Xi Jinping spent the entire evening talking about Taiwan, directly asking whether the U.S. would defend the island if China attacked — to which Trump replied, 'That's a question I won't answer.' (AP)

What Xi Actually Said to Trump: The Hard Truth About Taiwan’s Security

U.S. President Donald Trump tours the Forbidden City in Beijing accompanied by Chinese President Xi Jinping, November 8, 2017. (AP)

In Beijing, Trump Walks Into Xi’s Home Game

Rear Admiral Mike Studeman, former Director of the U.S. Office of Naval Intelligence and former Intelligence Director of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, speaks with The Storm Media in an exclusive interview on May 1. (Photo by Ke Chenghui)

Exclusive | Former U.S. Intel Chief: Stalling Taiwan’s Defense Bill Is Inviting Tyranny

Hsu Yu-jen argues that dialogue and military preparedness are not mutually exclusive — Taiwan can 'speak softly while carrying a big stick.' (Photo by Chang Yu-ping)

Exclusive | Taiwan's Defense Deadlock and the 'Irresponsible Ally' Warning

許毓仁四月待美國智庫訪團來台,針對國防預算議題在台灣進行一連串拜會活動。(張渝萍攝)

Exclusive | Between Bubble Tea and Missiles: What the KMT-Beijing Meeting Cost Taiwan in Washington

U.S. President Donald Trump holds a press conference at the White House. (AP)

Debating Taiwan: US Policy Experts Divided on Whether Washington Should Defend the Island