Video: The Duty of 228
For decades, the 228 Incident remained a taboo subject in Taiwan. Victims and their families were forced to swallow their …
For decades, the 228 Incident remained a taboo subject in Taiwan. Victims and their families were forced to swallow their …
President Tsai met supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage on Saturday, and claims that more dialogue is needed on the …
More foreigners than ever visited Taiwan in 2016 despite a dramatic decrease in Chinese tourists. That shows how the New …
Nationalistic PRC student groups abroad are becoming increasingly vocal when it comes to academic institutions inviting critics of the CCP. …
Beijing continues to pressure Taiwan’s non-official diplomatic allies into avoiding official contact with representatives from the democratic island-nation. By ignoring …
From ‘one China’ to the ‘1992 consensus’ and the ‘status quo’, the politics of the Taiwan Strait are a complex …
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By returning to the status quo, President Trump may temporarily have assuaged apprehensions in Beijing and reduced tensions in the …
The CCP’s latest exercise in propaganda is unlikely to win hearts and minds in Taiwan, but nevertheless indicates greater willingness …
Disagreement between the Executive and Legislative branches of government on the legalization of same-sex unions in Taiwan is slowing down …
Apprehensions over population density and a drain on public services, rather than the religious beliefs of asylum seekers, influence support …
As Chinese influence in Cambodia continues to grow, Prime Minister Hun Sen attempts to ingratiate himself with Beijing. Cambodian Prime Minister …
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