No Safe Haven: Foxconn and the Fragility of Strategic Neutrality
Foxconn’s future will not be determined by how well it avoids risk, but by how effectively it adapts to it.
Why is Taiwan considered a high risk of forced labor?
Advancing workers’ rights in global supply chains presents challenges, but Taiwan’s role as a crucial sourcing country presents a valuable opportunity for better mitigating risks and improving practices.
Growing Canada-Taiwan Relations—Will the Momentum Continue?
Over the past five years, Canada-Taiwan relations have grown in multiple areas, including closer economic ties, increased diplomatic engagement, and signed agreements relating to shared areas of interest.
Wang Hongwei Defends PRC Spouse’s “Good Cop” Tactics as Part of China’s Invasion Strategy – Part I
The CCP doesn’t just manufacture fear through rhetoric—it proves every day that it has both the capacity and the intent to do real harm.
Polls Indicate that the US Public Supports Taiwan Defense, Regardless of Views on China
Although the government’s “America First” rhetoric casts doubt on US commitment to Taiwan’s defense, polls indicate that a majority of Americans support the United States defending Taiwan if attacked by China.
Power Plays and Public Backlash: Taiwan’s Democracy in Tension
As the island faces growing external threats, internal legitimacy becomes not just a democratic virtue but a national security imperative.