COVID-19, Migrant Workers, and the Fight for Equality in Taiwan
The poor treatment of migrant workers in Taiwan speaks to broader discrimination, undermines the New Southbound Policy and harm Taiwan’s reputation.
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.
Bringing Laura Home: The Complex Repatriation of Expat Killed in Tainan Traffic Accident
Laura Beatriz García Córdova lost her life on May 7. Repatriating her is complex due to lack of official ties with El Salvador and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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?
A Strategic Review of “Strategic Ambiguity”
Strategic ambiguity, or the way the United States signals its defense intentions to Taiwan and China, needs to focus on strategy, not ambiguity.