The Rundown: TSMC Plans to Build New Plant in Japan
Latest on Taiwan: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to open plant in Japan, new minimum wage increase, and employment growth.
Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz is a Beautiful Word for Business, Human Rights and Sustainability
Taiwan is not unique in the challenges it faces to ensure that responsible business conduct is the norm. What is unique for Taiwan is that soft diplomacy, potentially leading to other things it may want, requires a level of consistency.
Gogoro CEO Horace Luke On Upcoming SPAC Deal: “We Are Ready to Go Big”
Gogoro CEO Horace Luke and Chair of NASDAQ Board Michael Splinter chats with CommonWealth Magazine on the upcoming Gogoro SPAC Deal.
Poland: An Emerging Partner for Taiwan in Central and Eastern Europe
As Central and Eastern European countries are emerging as new sources of support for Taiwan’s international visibility, Taipei should seek to further strengthen cooperation with regional countries including Poland.
Taiwan’s Long Road to CPTPP Membership
Neither China’s nor Taiwan’s membership in the CPTPP is guaranteed. The process could take years. But Taiwan’s application should be given priority over that of China’s.
The Free, Prior and Informed Consent in Indigenous Peoples and Business Activities
A solar farm built on indigenous lands of the Pinuyumayan raises concerns for “Free, Prior and Informed Consent” declared by the UN.