Beyond Finding Taiwan’s Voice: NTNU International Taiwan Studies Center
Taiwan has been obsessed about “finding its voice” on the international stage. Now that Taiwan has done that, what to do with that voice?
Ukraine Invasion Should Focus U.K. to Deepen Ties With Taiwan
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has focused the U.K. on Taiwan’s situation like never before, but diplomatic relations still need improvement.
Ask This Taiwanese: Strength in the Face of Mass Murders
We grieve and find hope after the mass shootings in Laguna Woods, New York, and Texas, as Taiwanese people were one of the targets.
Taiwan’s Semiconductor Production in Japan is Significant for Business and Human Rights in Taiwan
The TSMC and Sony joint venture is Taiwan’s chance to upgrade its labor standards in semiconductors before time runs out.
Ask This Taiwanese: Does Being Pro-Taiwan Conflict with #StopAsianHate?
The fight against autocracy and the fight against racism comes from the same place: our love and respect for fellow humans
Day 50 of Ukrainian War: Interview with LDLU President Arthur Kharytonov
Two months into the Ukraine War, we speak to Arthur Kharytonov of the Liberal Democratic League (LDLU) about support from Taiwan.
Ask This Taiwanese: Isn’t Taiwanese the Same As Chinese?
How is Taiwanese the same or different from Chinese? How do we think about identity–political, cultural, and personal? In Ask This Taiwanese.
Change Taiwan Women’s Football Team Nickname from Mulan to Magpies
Taiwan Women’s Football (Soccer) Team is nicknamed “Mulan,” a vestige of the Chinese Nationalist one-party rule. It’s time for a change.
Taiwan Comparisons Resonate Among Ukrainian Residents
Ukrainian residents of Taiwan tell us about their feeling of living in the shadow of a larger, aggressive power.
Ask This Taiwanese: “How Should We Feel About Ukraine?”
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is affecting us emotionally. We will admit: we feel sad, angry, scared and powerless too.
We’re All Ukrainians Today: Rally Held in Taipei to Protest the Invasion of Ukraine
Ukrainians, Taiwanese, Russians and people from many other countries gathered in Taipei to protest and denounce Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine and Taiwan’s Fates Are Not Predetermined
Ukraine and Taiwan’s fates are not predetermined because the Ukraine Crisis and Taiwan tensions each have their own complex set of factors.