Han Kuo-yu: ‘Earnest’ or ‘Rubbish’? Voters Debate Recall of Kaohsiung Mayor
Kaohsiung residents are storming toward a potential recall of their mayor, Han Kuo-yu, that appears to have a strong chance of success.
The Coronavirus Outbreak Spotlights Taiwan’s Exclusion from International Organizations
Taipei’s exclusion from international organizations is not only detrimental to Taiwan to but to global health. Taiwan’s friends should make a more concerted effort to ensure its meaningful participation going forward.
The Rise and Fall of Han Kuo-yu (Part 2): 30 Years of Democracy
2020 could be the year Taiwan sheds itself of the dictator’s legacy, and find our real values in freedom, democracy, equality and justice.
Playing Politics With Human Lives: China and the Wuhan Coronavirus Crisis
When the coronavirus is sorted out, will the world realize the Chinese regime’s self-serving nature when it comes to humanitarian efforts and global health?
An Assessment of the US Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision for Taiwan
The US State Department’s Indo-Pacific vision report presents Taiwan as a valuable partner. Even so, Taiwan could have, and should have, had a stronger presence in the report.
Does Taiwanese Identity Translate to Votes for Tsai Ing-wen?
Tsai Ing-wen’s victory last month was a clear vote for Taiwan’s national identity—and the numbers back that up.