Beijing’s Reactive Diplomacy: How Honduras Exposed Beijing’s Fragile Influence
It will be proof that relationships built on mutual respect can survive the world’s biggest power plays—and that, sometimes, the quiet partner wins in the end.
Honduras’ Election Could Reopen the Door to Taiwan
Ultimately, Honduras faces a choice: continue with a relationship that has yet to deliver its hoped-for benefits, or return to a partnership that, for decades, offered scholarships, aid and stable markets.
Bringing Laura Home: The Complex Repatriation of Expat Killed in Tainan Traffic Accident
Laura Beatriz García Córdova lost her life on May 7. Repatriating her is complex due to lack of official ties with El Salvador and the COVID-19 pandemic.
We Must Not Let Our Guards Down
The fallout of Taiwan’s first domestic case in 253 days showed the strength of Taiwan’s prevention policies and the importance of personal responsibility.
Employment Prospects for Foreign Graduates in Taiwan After COVID-19
COVID19 border controls left many foreign students stuck outside Taiwan. As they start to trickle back, many hope to remain in Taiwan after graduation.