Taiwan Should Consolidate Its Renewable Energy Development Regulations
Taiwan faces daunting challenges in transforming its energy sources the next seven or eight years. We need to consolidate our renewable energy policies.
Li Ao, Infamous Chinese Political Provocateur in Taiwan, Dies
Li Ao, through his provocations and caricatures, moved Taiwan and China in a direction that was perhaps diametric to what he had hoped to see.
Should Taiwan Adopt Large Regional Governments?
If we divide the country into six large regions, each region can consolidate all of the governance divisions of labor and resources more than any single county can currently achieve.
From Ethnic to Political: The Evolving Foundation of Taiwanese Nationalism
The foundation of nationalism in Taiwan lies in the shared experiences of the island’s inhabitants across eras of cultural and political transformation.
International Artists Flock to Yingge, Taiwan’s Ceramics Town
Two of the artists in residence at the Yingge Ceramics Academy, Janina Myronova and Kamonchanok Panuwed, talked about their pottery experiences in Taiwan.