SPECIAL/U.S. HHS Secretary Alex Azar's visit to Taiwan

The first cabinet-level official from the United States to visit Taiwan since 2014 -- Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Alex Azar -- arrived in Taipei on Aug. 9 and met with President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文), as well as other senior officials in the government during the trip.

Aug. 5: U.S. plans first Cabinet-level visit to Taiwan in 6 years

Aug. 6: U.S. health sec. 'looking forward' to meeting Tsai on visit to Taiwan

Aug. 6: U.S. health secretary to arrive in Taiwan Sunday; no quarantine planned

Aug. 9: Highest-level U.S. official since 1979 arrives in Taiwan

Aug. 10: U.S. health secretary, President Tsai hold historic meeting

Aug. 10: U.S., Taiwan sign first-ever MOU on health cooperation

Aug. 10: U.S. to discuss WHO alternatives with Taiwan: U.S. health official

Aug. 10: Presidential Office condemns Beijing for Chinese jet intrusion

Aug. 10: China's anger over Azar's Taiwan visit reflects 'weakness': Pompeo

Aug. 11: Azar backs Taiwan's participation in global health forums

Aug. 11: U.S. health secretary lauds Lee Teng-hui for role in march to democracy

Aug. 11: CNA's exclusive interview with U.S. HHS Secretary Alex Azar

Aug. 11: Trump praises Taiwan's COVID-19 response, but has no plans to visit

Aug. 12: Azar praises Lee Teng-hui's 'democratic legacy' in visit to memorial

Aug. 12: Azar discusses Taiwanese protective gear investment in U.S.

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