Indigenous Culture in Full Bloom at Taiwan’s 2017 Summer Universiade
Now that the 2017 Summer Universiade is over, did you know that two-thirds of the opening ceremony had references to Taiwanese indigenous culture?
Promoting Taiwan’s Global Ties Through Sports Diplomacy
The memories and human connections made during this gathering have instilled confidence and segues into more successful international events held by Taiwan.
Migrant, Space, Running: Taiwan Uniquely
This week on Taiwan Uniquely: migrant workers, Formosat-5 satellite launches, and Taiwanese athlete breaks record. Plus, a love note to Taipei 101.
The Story Behind Uganda and the Summer Universiade in Taiwan
Uganda first banned athletes from the Summer Universiade in Taiwan due to the “One China Policy.” There is an unsung hero behind the dramatic overturn.
Does Taiwan Need More Foreign Talent?
As more young Taiwanese people establish their careers overseas, we talk to social entrepreneurs on how to retain and attract talent globally to Taiwan.
Summer Universiade, Indigenous Rights, Paralyzed Painter: Taiwan Uniquely
This week: Summer Universiade games, recognition of pingpu indigenous peoples, and a paralyzed artist. Plus, a love note to Tainan’s “nightlife.”
Injustice Anywhere Threatens Justice Everywhere: Charlottesville, Hong Kong, Taiwan
Does Taiwan, a society still trying to make sense of its past violence and intolerance, have something to offer to the world as a light in these dark times?
Scavenger Hunt for the Truth: Taiwan National Treasure
Taiwan National Treasure (TNT) is a free database where people can access a wealth of US federal documents relating to Taiwan’s history.
Water, Marriage, Angel: Taiwan Uniquely
This week on Taiwan Uniquely: higher water prices, same-sex marriage lawsuit, and the story of a child singer. Plus, a love note to Tainan’s old buildings.
Sampling Taipei’s Dining Diversity: Taipei Feast Week
Taipei Feast Week hopes to combine unique Taiwanese culinary experiences with Taiwanese history, culture and entrepreneurship.
North Korea and Taiwan’s Readiness
As a nation sitting right in the center of East Asia, Taiwan will undoubtedly be profoundly impacted by the rising tensions between the US and North Korea.
Typhoon, Citizenship, Microbeads: Taiwan Uniquely
This week on Taiwan Uniquely: flight attendants versus typhoons, clergy gets citizenship in Taiwan, and ban on plastic microbeads. Plus, a love note to Taipei’s cafes.