This is not just a Han Kuo-yu problem. This is a Taiwan problem.

The Executive Yuan draft bill is a significant step, but the fight looks set to continue beyond May 24.

World leaders are watching with glee as Tsai Ing-wen takes her turn as Asia's Wonder Woman.

China has followed up its suppression of religious freedom with a crackdown on Christmas.

In the words of Bob Dylan, the story of tit-for-tat retaliation 'Couldn't help, but make me feel ashamed to live in a land where justice is a game.'

What happened after Saturday's KMT victories? In Beijing, they say, Xi's heart grew three sizes that day.

Voters must offer the government guidance on marriage equality.

Taiwan's 17 remaining official allies, along with its larger unofficial friends, make for strange bedfellows.

Punishing sports people by denying them the chance to compete as part of a national political agenda is wrong.

The company that once said it wouldn't be evil has publicly touted its plans to launch a censored search engine in China.

10/10 is a very KMT celebration.

The pope suffers his Chinese children to come unto him, via Beijing.

A viral firestorm over a Japanese man's leg movements has engulfed Taiwan.

Premier William Lai wants Taiwan to make English its second official language. Will it actually help Taiwan's language learners?

China reportedly agreed to provide more than US$27 billion in financing for a port in El Salvador.

China has so far offered only deflections and denials in the face of questions over its mistreatment of millions of Uyghurs in Xinjiang.

China would never meddle in another country's internal affairs, would it?

Attempts to launch 'Saturday Night Live' in China have hit predictable headwinds.