Taiwan’s Struggle for Independence Must be Understood as Anti-Imperialist and Anti-Colonial

Janice Feng 0

What is conveyed in the lament, agony, and actions of the Taiwanese people is not exclusionary violence, but different ways …

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Cross-Strait Taiwan Politics

Assessing The Impact of the 11/24 Elections in Three Questions

Posted On November 26, 2018

J Michael Cole 0

The Democratic Progressive Party suffered a major setback in Saturday’s ‘nine-in-one’ elections, losing seven of the 13 cities and counties …

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China Editor Picks World

China Wages ‘Diplomacy of Anger’ Campaign at APEC

Posted On November 25, 2018

Charles Lyons Jones 0

The decision by Chinese diplomats to engage in political warfare at Port Moresby is deeply related to Xi Jinping’s uncompromising …

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Society & Culture Taiwan Politics

An Appeal to Reason (and Love) on 11/24

Posted On November 20, 2018

J Michael Cole 0

On Saturday, Taiwanese must use their precious vote to cast the devil of unreason, of lies and maliciousness into the …

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How Liberal is Taiwan? Adultery, the Death Penalty and Marriage Equality

Posted On November 18, 2018

Dafydd Fell 0

Public opinion trends and campaigning by conservative groups raise question marks about Taiwan’s reputation as one of the most liberal …

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Cross-Strait Taiwan Politics

That’s What ‘Fake News’ Looks Like and What it Does to Democracy

Posted On November 12, 2018

J Michael Cole 0

A fabricated incident during the Kaohsiung mayoral candidates’ debate at the weekend demonstrates how disinformation can be used to undermine …

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Cross-Strait Editor Picks Taiwan Politics

‘Deep Greens’ are Playing with Fire in their Attempt to Sabotage the Tsai Administration

Posted On November 6, 2018

J Michael Cole 0

For those who favor a free and independent Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen remains their best bet. But they will have to …

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Society & Culture Technology

Exciting Times For Taiwan’s Green Energy Revolution

Posted On November 6, 2018

James Peel 0

A domestic clean energy transition is underway in Taiwan, and the outlook for the future is overwhelmingly positive. If humans could …

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November 2018

Taiwan’s Struggle for Independence Must be Understood as Anti-Imperialist and Anti-Colonial

Assessing The Impact of the 11/24 Elections in Three Questions

China Wages ‘Diplomacy of Anger’ Campaign at APEC

An Appeal to Reason (and Love) on 11/24

That’s What ‘Fake News’ Looks Like and What it Does to Democracy

Exciting Times For Taiwan’s Green Energy Revolution

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