What to Do When Taiwan’s Silicon Shield Weakens?
In the future, it seems that the “silicon shield” will weaken, but Taiwan can use its semiconductor industry to kickstart better relations.
A Glimpse of Our Stressed Climate Future
Taiwan is late to the scene of climate change and financial risks, but it must conduct climate stress tests for its financial institutions.
Taiwan’s Soft Power in Southeast Asia Needs a New Thrust
Southeast Asia is of strategic importance for Taiwan, especially in nurturing reciprocal cooperation on the basis of soft power engagements.
Taiwan’s Semiconductor Production in Japan is Significant for Business and Human Rights in Taiwan
The TSMC and Sony joint venture is Taiwan’s chance to upgrade its labor standards in semiconductors before time runs out.
Rage Against the Machinery of Climate Injustice
After COP26, tackling climate change is more urgent than ever. Can Taiwan’s green finance market be part of the solution?
Changing of the Guard: The Politics of German-Taiwanese Relations in a Post-Merkel Era
Germany’s new coalition is set to rethink the country’s China policy, although we have yet to see whether this will take the form of a more substantive or rhetorical change.