Taiwan’s Household Registration System Disenfranchises Its Young Voters
Taiwan’s outdated household registration laws will make it difficult for young voters to easily access polling stations and cast their votes on Saturday.
An Evening in DPP Legislator Candidate Hsieh Pei-fen’s Campaign
In the heart of Taipei, DPP’s newcomer candidate Hsieh Pei-fen is working her hardest to win a district that almost never votes DPP. What’s her day like?
Taiwan’s Minimum Wage Would Have Grown to NT$40,000 Under Tsai’s Growth Rate
Tsai Ing-wen is criticized for Taiwan’s low minimum wage, but she has done far more to increase wages than her two presidential predecessors.
Taiwan Media Conference Takes On ‘Fake Guccis and Pradas’ of Online Disinformation
Reporters Without Borders has unveiled new media certification standards. They can’t come soon enough for Taiwan’s disinformation-infested media environment.
Taiwan Can’t Control Its Temples and China Knows It
Taiwan’s temples are powerful political actors, which make them prime targets for China’s grassroots influence campaigns. And it’s working.
Where is the DPP Concentrating Its Firepower?
Where is the ruling DPP focusing its campaigning firepower, with less than three weeks to go to Taiwan’s presidential and legislative elections?