How Open Is Taiwan?
While Taiwan is often praised for its open society and civic freedoms, could the country improve its record on human rights through reform?
We Must Not Let Our Guards Down
The fallout of Taiwan’s first domestic case in 253 days showed the strength of Taiwan’s prevention policies and the importance of personal responsibility.
Don’t Call Taiwan “The Island”
The widespread use of “the island” to refer to Taiwan is but an euphemism for “nation” or “country,” and it hurts Taiwan in order to appease Beijing.
Inconsistencies Within China’s Arctic Policy
China’s self-claimed status as a “near-Arctic state” must be challenged as China’s pretext to Arctic exploration and potential military use.
Is Taiwan Overly Anxious About the US Election?
Passions run high in Taiwan over the US presidential election. But should the level of anxiety be this high for an election that most in Taiwan have no vote in?
Taiwan’s College Campus Reacts to US Election
We interview students and faculty on a college campus in Taiwan to see how the Taiwanese public may be thinking about the US presidential election.