228 Memory and the Lin Family Murders: Taiwan’s New History Awakening
“I thought about it carefully. What I am tearing apart is not ethnic groups, but the fragile pride that refuses to face history—because I used to be like that myself.”
Time to tell the “Foggy Tale”: Taiwan’s Strength to Counter China’s Cognitive Warfare
Yet under Chinese united-front pressure and cognitive warfare, only by remembering its history and understanding the cost of freedom and peace can Taiwan work pragmatically with democratic partners and help uphold a peaceful international order.
Beyond the Ballot: Lessons from Taiwan’s Failed on July Recall Movement
As such, the full meaning and political impact of the “Great Recall” cannot be properly assessed until the results of the second round become clear.
Forging a National Narrative: Taiwan’s Shield against China’s United Front Campaign
The construction of such a national narrative must therefore be both historically grounded and responsive to the contemporary geopolitical landscape.
Peace Through Strength: Taiwan Marks WWII Anniversary, Calls for Democratic Unity
The EU has a unique opportunity to shape a democratic and prosperous Indo-Pacific, and Taiwan should be a key pillar of that vision.