台灣認同思潮已起
自從太陽花運動後，台灣年輕世代漸漸以「台灣獨立是一種生活態度」取代「台灣獨立是一場運動」，不論是誰贏得大選，下個政權勢必都得重新給出一個答案，解釋將來兩岸的關係該如何定義。
10 Legislative Races to Watch in Taiwan’s Elections
Lin Tsang-min is defending a district the KMT absolutely has to keep if it wishes to preserve a legislative majority. DPP Huang Hsiu-fang is expected to win. The result here will be a great indicator of how the night goes for all of Taiwan.
7 “Blogs” to Follow for the Taiwan Elections
“Be here, don’t miss a second!” is the slogan on Elect.tw’s facebook graphic, and as it suggests, it’s basically the site to follow along with the elections as if you were actually in Taiwan.
Taiwan’s Past and Present: A Personal Reflection
If my grandmother were still around, I am not sure what she would think of how Taiwan has turned out. She was a quiet person, who chose to accept institutional forces beyond her control. During her time, institutional forces were beyond her control; in a better Taiwan, that should not be the case.
台灣立委選舉全攻略
台灣國會立法委員選舉到底如何運作？讓凱達格蘭媒體用圖片一次解釋清楚。
5 Places in Taipei to Learn about Taiwan’s Road to Democracy
Nylon Cheng is often referred to as the father of free speech in Taiwan. Knowing that the KMT government would ban and suspend his magazine, Cheng registered 18 different magazine licenses.
10 Things to Eat (or Drink) if You’re Visiting Taiwan in January
Here are 10 things to eat (or drink) in Taiwan if you are visiting in January — this is not your stereotypical list of bubble tea, beef noodle soup, oyster pancake, and stinky tofu!
Debate Weekend: The Beginning of the Blues’ Bitter End
The presidential debate and forums last weekend were hard to watch but easy to understand. What do they tell us about Taiwan’s upcoming 2016 elections?
When Taiwanese Identity Awakens
Taiwan’s younger generation is replacing Taiwanese-independence-as-a-movement with Taiwanese-independence-as-a-way-of-life. This awakening force will impact the next Taiwan government’s stance on the island’s national autonomy.
發現從松山機場上消失的神祕部落
台灣的凱達格蘭族到底是誰，他們又去了哪裡？讓 Rosey Peng, 凱達格蘭族塔塔悠社的頭目後裔，敘說她如何尋根的故事。
How Does Taiwan’s Parliamentary Election Work
Everything you ever needed or wanted to know about Taiwan’s parliamentary elections, explained in detailed graphics.
What Both These Women Stand For: DPP and SDP
The DPP is a tool for administration, and the Green/SDP is a tool for opposition. This is my historic perspective. I don’t care about what they say about each other, or about how their supporters feel about each other. I care about the political future of Taiwan.