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.
Taiwan Fishing Fleet Catch Added to US Forced Labor List
The US listed Taiwan-caught fish as forced labor goods, which may force action to curb abuses on the Taiwanese fishing fleet, the world’s second largest.
Hong Kong: Understanding Beijing’s Strategic Objectives
What is motivating China’s increased grip on Hong Kong? To Beijing, it’s not a show of authoritarian power, but a reaction to Beijing’s deep-seated fears.
Taiwan: Learn From Israel
Why doesn’t the US offer the same support to Taiwan as it does to Israel? It’s pro-Israel advocacy in the US, and Israel’s commitment to its own defense, writes NTU Visiting Scholar Bill Sharp.
End of an Epoch for Taiwan: The Life of Lee Teng-hui
Lee Teng-hui, Taiwan’s former president, was a microcosm of Taiwan’s 20th century history itself. He oversaw Taiwan’s most turbulent years. He was 97.
Employment Prospects for Foreign Graduates in Taiwan After COVID-19
COVID19 border controls left many foreign students stuck outside Taiwan. As they start to trickle back, many hope to remain in Taiwan after graduation.