Reported 8 months ago
Sandra Oudkirk, director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) in Taipei, is set to leave her post after three years. Before stepping down, she advised Taiwan not to overreact to provocations from China but also not to become complacent to the risks. Oudkirk emphasized the importance of finding a steady path to avoid hysteria or complacency, pointing out the significance of Taiwan's connections with the U.S., especially in light of the situation between Russia and Ukraine. She also highlighted the normal fluctuations in opinions within democratic countries, reflecting China's cognitive warfare and differing views on how best to deal with mainland China.
Source: YAHOO