Notre Dame and the Spontaneous Combustion of Taiwan’s Historic Buildings
In the wake of the Notre Dame fire, it seems Taiwan cannot express the same type of reverence for the burning of their own historical and cultural sites.
Rise of Populists in Taiwan: “End Of Taiwan As We Know It”?
As Taiwan is preparing for the 2020 elections, a rise in populist candidates has revealed many anxieties toward the future of Taiwan and its democracy.
How Has the DPP Fallen Short: A Staffer’s Inside View
Chen Chien-min provides an inside look into some of the internal issues within the DPP and some of the obstacles it will have to overcome to stay in power.
Tsai Ing-wen vs. William Lai: A Fight For DPP’s Focus
With the 2020 elections approaching, former premier and Tainan mayor William Lai announced his intention to run against President Tsai in the DPP primaries.
What’s At Stake For Tsai Ing-wen’s Trip To The South Pacific?
President Tsai Ing-wen is visiting allies in the South Pacific amid growing concerns that they might be thinking of switching allegiance to China.
Five Years On, the Sunflower Generation’s Outlook for Taiwan
Five years after the watershed Sunflower Movement in 2014, that generation of activists and experts think Taiwan’s future is more worrisome than ever.