Taiwanese Cuisine Takes the World by Storm, Amid China Tension
Tensions are at an all time high between Taiwan and China as Taiwanese food is becoming more and more popular around the world.
The KMT’s Answer: “It’s Their Fault, And We’re the Party of Love”
Mr. Chou says the KMT’s China approach works, because “China hasn’t cracked down on Hong Kong yet.” Is this true? Or just a sick joke? We’ll find out soon.
Han Kuo-yu’s China Factor
Though the China factor has successfully propelled Han Kuo-yu to the mayor’s office, it can act as a double-edged sword, making his road to the presidency challenging.
Hong Kong’s Anti-Extradition Law Protests and their Reverberation in Taiwan
Hong Kong demonstrations have raised issues about the credibility of China’s “one country, two systems” model for Taiwan.
Taiwan’s Role in Combating China’s Political Warfare in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia is under a relentless political warfare attack by China. Taiwan should play a major role in helping willing Southeast Asian countries successfully respond to this existential threat.
Who Are Han Kuo-yu’s Hardcore Fans?
The Kuomintang announced on July 15 that Kaohsiung Mayor Han Kuo-yu will represent it in the 2020 presidential election. It continued Han’s meteoric rise, which has been helped by an extremely loyal core of supporters. So who are these loyal Han fans?
2020 Presidential Election: A Battle Between Anti-unification and Unification
Like most of the past presidential elections, experts think cross-strait issues remain the dominant factor set to impact the election result. Since the DPP continues to campaign under the promise of defending Taiwan’s sovereignty, the 2020 presidential race may be a battle between the anti-unification camp and forces favoring unification with China.
Taiwan-Solomon Islands Relations and China’s Growing Inroads into the Pacific Islands
The Solomon Islands will decide in less than 100 days whether to break relations with Taiwan in favor of China, a sign of growing efforts by China towards Taiwan’s remaining diplomatic partners in the Pacific.
What’s Next for Taiwan After Han Kuo-yu’s Victory in the KMT Presidential Primary?
The Kaohsiung mayor will take on President Tsai Ing-wen in a 2020 general election set to be defined by evolving trends never before seen in Taiwanese politics.
Artist Yosifu Kacaw Portrays the Joy and Pain of Taiwan’s Indigenous Peoples
Artist Yosifu Kacaw, a member of Taiwan’s indigenous Amis people, brings the vibrant colors of his hometown to an international audience.
A Renewed Front in Cross-Strait Relations: Religious Freedom
In establishing itself as a champion of religious freedom, and in distinguishing its record from that of China, Taiwan can garner more international support for its continued de facto independence.
Taiwan’s KMT Primary Is Fueling a Heated Struggle for Party Power
Taiwan’s intrigue-laden KMT primary will soon produce a presidential candidate—but the party’s power players will continue to jostle for position behind the scenes.