Could Israel Be a Model for Taiwan's Burgeoning Cybersecurity Industry?
Israel and Taiwan share considerable commonalities, giving Taiwan's developing cybersecurity industry ample learning opportunities.
The Curious Case of the US-Taiwan-Latin America Diplomatic Triangle
The US leverages the Taiwan-China situation to keep a firm grip on states in its own backyard.
TAIWAN: Towards a Higher Education Inclusive of Indigenous Cultural Principles
A professor says Taiwan's universities must switch from a 'with-them' to a 'for-us' educational model.
Taiwan's East Coast 'Tilting Trains' Have Always Faced Operational Challenges
The TRA retains an excellent safety record, but the recent Yilan derailment should motivate it to reevaluate some longstanding issues along its east coast rail network.
Will China Use Its Xinjiang 'Periphery Playbook' on Hong Kong & Taiwan?
Beijing's aggressive maneuvers in Xinjiang and its recent actions in Hong Kong have unnerving similarities.
No, Uyghurs Are Not Happily 'Singing and Dancing' in Xinjiang
A Sinology expert says we must learn Uyghur history and culture before it is whitewashed by the CCP.
ANALYSIS: The CCP's 10-Year Policy to Control Tibetan Buddhism
A concerted attempt by the Communist Party to control Tibetan Buddhism is inching closer to fruition.
An Ode to Lo Ta-yu, a Taiwanese Cultural Icon & Mandopop Legend
Lo Ta-yu rose to superstardom in the 1980s and continues to influence Mandopop and Taiwanese music to this day.
Don't Be Evil? Reconciling Google's China Censorship Dilemma
Google's plans to relaunch in China violate the company's longstanding motto: 'Don't be evil.'
ANALYSIS: The Rise of China's Anti-Foreigner Commercial Nationalism
China has greenlighted a flurry of movies and TV series with nationalist, anti-foreigner themes. The ratings and box office numbers suggest that domestic audiences are gobbling them up.