InterviewMore U.S. 'clarity' on Taiwan policy needed, ex-commander says
Defense leaders increasingly distancing themselves from 'strategic ambiguity'
Retired Adm. Harry Harris says China has changed the status quo and the U.S. should change its Taiwan policy from "amigbuity" to "clarity." (Photo by Ken Moriyasu)
KEN MORIYASU, Nikkei Asia diplomatic correspondent
WASHINGTON -- More U.S. military leaders, active and retired, are using the term "clarity" when talking about Washington's response to a Chinese attempt to unify Taiwan by force, in a departure from the long-held foreign policy of strategic ambiguity.