Taiwan’s Diplomacy Is About Collective Deterrence, Not Heading For War
Taiwan must not overly focus on China’s warmongering, but base its diplomacy on values to build coalitions with other like-minded nations.
Unlikely Allies? Evaluating Taiwan-Somaliland Relations
highlighting shared features to bring Taiwan and Somaliland closer while simultaneously accounting for each side’s unique political context can lay the groundwork for a relationship that, while small-scale, has the potential to provide mutual benefits and an alternative paradigm for interaction among often overlooked members of the international community.
Taiwanese Education Is Not Particularly “Confucian”
The cliche popular in Taiwan that Taiwanese education is “Confucian” or based on the philosophy of Confucianism is mistaken.
The Path of Most Resistance: Interview with Activist Yifang Hong.
Why a queer feminist activist is working for the KMT.
China’s Foreign Policy Is Backfiring: Uniting Partners in Geopolitical and Value-Based Alliances
Beijing’s foreign policy is “extremist” and do not garner global support or respect. Taiwan’s soft power can be demonstrated in contrasting methods.
Taiwan Fosters the Most Critical Capacity in Pacific Island Nations
Taiwan has efficiently fostered leadership in Pacific Island nations, key to sustain shared values and interests in a free and open Indo-Pacific.