Andrew Yang, secretary general of the Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies, discussed the history of cross-Strait relations in the ten years since the missile crisis, and argued that Taiwan and China must co-develop a mutually acceptable peace and stability framework to manage the security situation in the Taiwan Strait.

The Carnegie China Program invited Andrew Yang of the Taipei-based Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies to analyze recent developments in cross-Strait relations and their implications for the future stability of the Taiwan Strait. Michael Swaine of the Carnegie Endowment commented on the presentation and moderated the discussion.