The Danger US-PRC One-Upmanship Poses to Addressing Injustice
The CCP’s “wolf warrior” Twitter personalities are part of a broader strategy to divide and distract in the wake of protests aiming to bring us together.
Han Kuo-yu’s Last Stand: Will the Kaohsiung Mayor Survive a Recall Vote?
Hang on tight, Kaohsiung: An upcoming vote to recall Han Kuo-yu, the city’s mayor and the KMT’s failed 2020 presidential candidate, appears too close to call.
For Hong Kong (And Everyone), Taiwan Needs a Formal Asylum Process
Taiwan should help those from Hong Kong seeking political asylum, because we face a common adversary in China’s authoritarian regime.
Taiwan Has Gained Ground on the Global Stage Despite WHA Exclusion
Taiwan’s push to participate in this year’s WHA may have failed, but the country has won friends and has plenty of opportunities ahead to continue its successful diplomatic outreach.
Hunting for Clues in Tsai’s Inaugural Address
We break down Tsai Ing-wen’s inaugural address for clues to what will happen in the next four years in Taiwan-China relations and constitutional reforms.
What Is Tsai Ing-wen’s Legacy?
Her biggest legacy will be the start of a new chapter in Taiwan’s identity as a nation. She will not, however, be remembered as an innovative leader.
Chinese Threats Over Czech Politician’s Planned Taiwan Trip Led to His Death, Family Says
The wife and daughter of former Czech Senate leader Jaroslav Kubera accused the Chinese embassy of causing his death after sending him two letters ahead of his scheduled trip to Taiwan.
Philippines Caregiver in Taiwan Fears Her ‘Life Is in Danger’ as Top Diplomat Says She Has Broken No Laws
Elanel Egot Ordidor has received assurances from Taiwan that her deportation is not imminent. She said she fears for her life should the Philippines decide to push for her extradition.
Why Was a Caregiver in Taiwan Threatened With Deportation by a Philippines Official for Criticizing Duterte?
Taiwan’s labor helpline denied reports that a Filipino caregiver was being deported for criticizing her country’s president online, which spread from a press release carrying the name of a Philippines labor attache in Taichung.
‘Masking’ the Issue: Is Taiwan Trying to Normalize the Death Penalty?
Taiwan’s latest execution of a death row inmate has no obvious political motive. Its once-stated objective of abolishing capital punishment now seems more distant than ever.
Han Kuo-yu Recall: Kaohsiung Mayor Vows to Fight in Court as ‘D-Day’ Looms
Han Kuo-yu is reaching into his bag of tricks to slow the recall effort against him as it becomes increasingly likely he will soon be removed as Kaohsiung mayor.
How Will the US-China Trade Relationship Affect Taiwan After COVID-19?
The ‘phase one’ trade agreement between the United States and China doesn’t have to negatively affect Taiwan—as long as Taiwan’s government is ready for it.