Will Ko Wen-je’s Supporters Become Political Migrants or Political Refugees?
Currently, neither the blue nor green camps have charismatic leaders who can truly captivate the “Little Grass” supporters, leaving them potentially lost in the short term.
The Roots of China-Russia Geopolitical and Ideological Partnership
As the China-Russia partnership rises, the US is entering a crucial presidential election. How to face this reality and China and Russia’s interference in the US election and democratic values in general, is a pressing challenge for our time.
Understanding Lai Ching-te’s Stance on Sovereignty and China
To understand Lai Ching-te’s inaugural speech, one must understands the evolution of “Taiwan Independence” and Lai’s thoughts on the matter.
Reclaiming Narratives of Protest Against Contentious Parliament Reforms
The battlefield now lies in setting the agenda. We need fresh narratives to exemplify Taiwan’s democracy, to elucidate the essence of democracy itself.
Writing a Decade After the 318 Movement
It’s unlikely that anyone will be able to capitalize on political gains solely based on their involvement in the Sunflower Movement anymore, and that’s probably for the best.