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In it together : Taiwan’s and Japan’s security are linked
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Perspectives on Taiwan : insights from the 2023 Taiwan-U.S. policy program, 2023, pp. 38-43
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PUGLIESE, Giulio, In it together : Taiwan’s and Japan’s security are linked, Perspectives on Taiwan : insights from the 2023 Taiwan-U.S. policy program, 2023, pp. 38-43 - https://hdl.handle.net/1814/75957
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In recent years, Japan has worked in lockstep with the United States and other like-minded players to enlarge Taiwan’s international presence. They have done so through diplomacy, including public diplomacy, by allowing for Taiwan’s participation in multilateral forums and by highlighting the importance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, most recently at the G7 summit in May in Hiroshima. In addition to deep historical ties, shared democratic values, and sustained people-to-people contacts, Taiwan and Japan also benefit from strong economic links. Taiwan is Japan’s third-largest trading partner, following only China and the United States. The island is also Japan’s most important semiconductor supplier by a wide margin.