TAIPEI -- Taiwan is considering whether to open up to foreign visitors and ease COVID-19 restrictions, in marked contrast to China's uncompromising zero-COVID strategy.
President Tsai Ing-wen's government has recently been contemplating how to navigate a reopening, according to diplomats on the island. Her administration recognizes the need to evolve from a zero-COVID policy, they say, as countries in the region, including Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, have shifted to living with the pandemic.
