US–Taiwan Cooperation: The Strategic Core of East Asian Stability

US–Taiwan cooperation sits at the very centre of 21st-century geopolitics, shaping military deterrence, technological dominance, and the future balance of power in East Asia. This Global Eye Intelligence report delivers a comprehensive strategic assessment of how defence collaboration, arms transfers, intelligence sharing, and economic interdependence are redefining the Taiwan Strait as one of the world’s most dangerous flashpoints.

The report analyses decades of evolving defence ties—from arms sales and missile defence systems to asymmetric warfare training, cyber coordination, and intelligence-sharing mechanisms designed to counter China’s expanding A2/AD strategy. It examines how US policy ambiguity under the Taiwan Relations Act intersects with Beijing’s “One China” principle, creating a fragile deterrence equilibrium increasingly tested by military drills, naval blockades, and grey-zone pressure.

Crucially, the report connects security dynamics with semiconductor geopolitics, highlighting Taiwan’s central role in global chip supply chains and why disruption would send shockwaves across defence, AI, automotive, and technology sectors worldwide. Scenario assessments explore escalation risks, alliance responses, and the strategic consequences of shifting US leadership priorities.

Taiwan is not a future crisis—it is a live strategic equation. Those who understand US–Taiwan cooperation early will anticipate the next Indo-Pacific shock before markets, militaries, and governments are forced to react. Follow Global Eye Intelligence to stay ahead of high-impact geopolitical inflection points shaping global order.