US trade policy upended global business in 2025, while the continued threatening posture of China’s People’s Liberation Army raised tensions in the Indo-Pacific region and Taiwan remained dominant in semiconductor headlines. What will 2026 look like for Taiwan and its neighbors? In January, Washington DC-based think tank the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) hosted their Indo-Pacific forum looking at the year ahead. In this episode of Zoom In Zoom Out, CSIS China Power Project director Bonny Lin offers an inside look at those conversations in Washington.

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