Explaining Taiwanese Recognition in the Pacific (Part 1)
What are the domestic and foreign influences over how Pacific states recognize Taiwan or not, and how Taiwan can build support?
A Backgrounder on the History of US-Taiwan Trade and Investment Talks
The TIFA talks, first in five years, will help trade officials work out their issues, and also find new areas for US-Taiwan cooperation.
China’s New Space Economy and Taiwan’s Opportunity
Taiwan is a supplier to the New Space industry and well positioned to take advantage of growth, especially in areas where China cannot.
Where Are the DPP’s Party Factions Now?
DPP’s internal factions are largely defunct, but as President and party chairwoman Tsai Ing-wen exits the stage, will there be a resurgence?
Prospects of Leveraging Taiwan’s Semiconductor Power for a Taiwan-EU Bilateral Investment Agreement
Taiwan may leverage its semiconductor power to jumpstart negotiations on a bilateral investment treaty with the European Union (EU).
Soft Power in Action: The Power of Protest Songs in Nigeria and Taiwan
Protest music in both Taiwan and Nigeria describe the power of young people at very different stages of the democratization process.
Reconsidering Taiwan’s Place in the International Order: Lessons from the WHO and ICAO
Taiwan could move on from participating in organizations like WHO and ICAO, and instead advance creative proposals for overhauling the world order entirely.
Net Zero Emissions: A Core Business Priority
Taiwan needs clear policy direction at the national level to transition to net zero emissions, which has become a pressing business priority.
1992 Consensus Replaced By Multilateralism in the Taiwan Strait
The multilateralization of the Taiwan Strait is the American response to China’s unilateral, provocative change in the status quo.
Innovative Online SOAS Taiwan Studies Summer School Open to All
The Taiwan Studies department of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (SOAS) will hold their summer school online from June 28 to July 2.
Multilateralization of the Taiwan Strait: US-Korea Summit
For Taiwan, the US-Korea Summit is another sign that the US is making the Taiwan Strait question a regional, multilateral, and international issue.
Human Capital Development and Agricultural Aid: A New Model for Taiwan
Taiwan’s agricultural aid to its partners should focus on deployable Agriculture 4.0 technologies, vocational training and targeted micro-investments .