Injustice Anywhere Threatens Justice Everywhere: Charlottesville, Hong Kong, Taiwan
Does Taiwan, a society still trying to make sense of its past violence and intolerance, have something to offer to the world as a light in these dark times?
North Korea and Taiwan’s Readiness
As a nation sitting right in the center of East Asia, Taiwan will undoubtedly be profoundly impacted by the rising tensions between the US and North Korea.
Malaysia’s Different Opinions Towards China and Taiwan
The perception of Taiwan and China in Malaysia is divided along lines of ethnicity, influenced by cultural exposure and historical memory.
Open Source Data: Just How Open Is Taiwan’s Government?
As governments worldwide stall or even backtrack on their commitments to open data, Taiwan remains an oasis of open data, which can be a diplomatic strength.
Photo Essay: Celebrating the Diversity of Taiwan’s Streetscapes
To those of us living in Taiwan, the streetscapes don’t usually attract too much of our attention. Simply because, to us, it is already a deeply embedded part of our everyday lives. While discussion about the look of Taiwan’s cities and streets have been around for...
A 30 Year Difference: Liu Xiaobo and Martial Law
This week marks the 30th anniversary of the end to authoritarian rule in Taiwan, as well as the death of Chinese democracy fighter Liu Xiaobo.