It is a special favour for Taiwan which has no diplomatic relation with the U.S. The U.S government will use double edge sword policy over Taiwan relation . The U.S. has played a major role in the ongoing Geopolitical Shift .
There is no formula for how to accomplish the set of complex tasks, the engagement of China and balancing .
Would the U.S.'s cold war strategy repeat again ?
Whether , Taiwan ! GO GO ! or NEXT !
After Taiwan gained visa-waiver status from the United States on Oct. 2, many internet users from mainland China expressed their admiration for the Taiwanese government by comparing the usefulness of the green passport used by Taiwan to the red passport used by China, reports by our sister newspaper Want Daily.
Taiwan was declared the seventh nation in the Asia-Pacific region, after Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, Brunei and South Korea, to receive the waiver by Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, 2 days ago.
Starting in November, Taiwanese travelers visiting the United States will no longer need to wait in line to apply for a visa from the American Insititute in Taiwan. All that is needed is a visit to the website of the Department of Homeland Security and an online submission of the Electronic System for Travel Authorization. The whole process costs a mere US$14.
Since Jason C. Yuan, the chief representative of the Republic of China to the United States, will be relieved from his position on Oct. 4, the Department of Homeland Security decided to declare the visa-waiver status for Taiwan before his departure. Liu Shih-chung, the director of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party's Department of International Affairs, also thanked the United States for putting Taiwan onto their visa-waiver list.
There is no formula for how to accomplish the set of complex tasks, the engagement of China and balancing .
Would the U.S.'s cold war strategy repeat again ?
Whether , Taiwan ! GO GO ! or NEXT !
After Taiwan gained visa-waiver status from the United States on Oct. 2, many internet users from mainland China expressed their admiration for the Taiwanese government by comparing the usefulness of the green passport used by Taiwan to the red passport used by China, reports by our sister newspaper Want Daily.
Taiwan was declared the seventh nation in the Asia-Pacific region, after Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore, Brunei and South Korea, to receive the waiver by Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, 2 days ago.
Starting in November, Taiwanese travelers visiting the United States will no longer need to wait in line to apply for a visa from the American Insititute in Taiwan. All that is needed is a visit to the website of the Department of Homeland Security and an online submission of the Electronic System for Travel Authorization. The whole process costs a mere US$14.
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