Love And Family In the Time of COVID-19
Real stories of love and family from a quarantine hotel in Taipei as reported by political staffer Wu Cheng, who was quarantined at the same hotel himself.
Taiwan’s COVID-19 Outbreak Is a Test For War Readiness
The COVID-19 outbreak, water shortage and electricity outages are just a preview of what can happen in Taiwan during a war. Taiwan is not ready yet.
Data Revision: Our Humanity During Taiwan’s COVID-19 Outbreak
As Taiwan faces its most serious COVID-19 outbreak to date, the society grapples with arguing over controversies versus solidarity to fight the outbreak.
Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific at the G7 and Global Britain
The G7 mentioned Taiwan for the first time, and the UK’s newest aircraft carrier is touring the Indo-Pacific. Will Taiwan become more of a global issue?
Becoming a Mother in Taiwan: Policy, Choice, Fertility Rate
Taiwan’s low fertility rate is not just a policy issue, but becoming a mother is a complex personal and pragmatic choice that should be respected.