Book Review: Panai Comes Home
Panai came home, but the indigenous peoples of Taiwan are still telling their stories, on the journey of looking back, and on the journey of coming home.
Taiwan’s Maturing National Identity at the 2024 Paris Olympics
Given all the adversity and absurdity that the Taiwanese face in the international community as part of daily life, the Taiwanese people have stood up for themselves and carried themselves in great stride.
From Collectivism to Individualism
Additionally, by observing Taiwan’s attitude towards Olympic athletes, China would see how Taiwan and China are increasingly diverging in their views and values.
1977-1987 Taiwan’s Finest Hour: How the Revolutionists Transform the Island
It portrays how a nation can be reborn through self-reflection: as long as there are those who believe that human resolve can confront the relentless march of time, even the darkest nights hold the promise of a brilliant dawn of democracy and freedom.
Towards a More Equal Equality: LGBTQ+ Rights in Taiwan’s Post-2019 Political Landscape
Five years after Taiwan’s landmark marriage equality legislation, gradual updates to this law have led to an increasingly inclusive legal environment for LGBTQ+ residents.
Global Technology Decoupling and Taiwan’s Conundrum
Though the ongoing process of chip supply chain diversification seems more like an opportunity than a challenge, it is crucial to Taiwan’s technological edge—which is linked to its future security against the PRC—in contrast to the economic and market-related concerns of peers.