“As the world burns, Taiwan soldiers on” is our collective experience of the pandemic. Will this make Taiwan even more isolated or connected than before?

The Foxconn founder and chairman threw his hat into the KMT presidential primary yesterday.

Both of Taiwan's major political parties face contentious presidential primaries in the coming months.

A temporary halt to the demolition of Daguan Community, a military dependents village in New Taipei, has not answered the question of what comes next for its residents.

The spell of the Sunflower Movement may appear to have faded, but it has had a lasting impact on Taiwan.

Taiwan must seriously address unsafe work conditions for migrant workers after its third fatal factory fire in 14 months.

Residents of Daguan Community in New Taipei say the Tsai administration has not helped them in their fight against forced eviction.

Taiwanese perceptions of Trump as a rational decision maker miss the mark, writes Brian Hioe.

Turnout for this year's anti-nuclear march was disappointing, even as the government shows signs it is willing to rely on nuclear power.

The backing of political heavyweights and unprecedented third-force unity threaten to undermine the DPP.

The toilet paper panic hints at deep flaws in Taiwan's corporate structures.

Nuclear power is coming back to Taiwan, but an anti-nuclear movement that once rallied more than 100,000 protesters is nowhere to be seen.

'Plan A' has failed. What now for Hong Kong's pro-democracy advocates?

The head of the Songshan Airport Forced Eviction Self-Help Organization had his own home forcibly demolished.

If passed as expected, the DPP will have to defend the Mining Act to a skeptical public.

Taiwan's migrant worker population is demanding greater say in policy that affects their lives in Taiwan and an end to the broker system.

China may be hoping to use the vessels as a dangerous nuclear deterrent.

Protests as large and aggressive have not been witnessed in Taipei since the 2014 Sunflower Movement.