The Taiwan Strait is arguably the single most consequential hundred and eighty kilometres of water on the planet. Semiconductor supply, naval deployments, shipping lanes, and the central strategic question of the century all run through it.
That makes it a permanent subject with a permanent professional audience. Defence analysts, policy institutes, shipping and insurance risk desks, semiconductor supply chain teams, and financial institutions all need to understand it, and all of them read continuously about it.
The name fits an analysis publication, a research programme, a risk advisory, a data product tracking transits and incidents, or a media property. Exact-match place names for strategic locations are a small category and none of them is being created.
Two words, one place, no hyphen, .com, and the subject generates coverage every single week and will keep doing so for the foreseeable future.
The name is available. Enquiries welcome.