The real question is, which new strategies did China use ahead of the Nov. 24 polls, and to what extend were they successful?

Third parties made breakthroughs in Taiwan's 2018 regional elections, but supporters are still left wondering what could have been.

As Taiwan's election results begin to come in, these are the key questions that must be answered in their wake.

The stage is set for the election to be a vote of confidence on the Democratic Progressive Party's record in office.

Casting Taiwan as a casus belli is outdated and unhelpful.

A new book charts the blossoming of Taiwan's cinema from the dawn of the democratic era to the present day.

Taiwan is bulking up its coast guard, but the scope of ROC territory necessitates some tough decisions for its commanders.

The ROC maintains its claims in the South China Sea based on a historical connection to a country it has been separated from since 1949.

Taiwan's indie scene has coalesced with the mainstream, sometimes muddying the distinction between 'indie' and 'independent.'

An Oxford Economics report estimates that Taiwan will have the world's largest talent deficit by 2021.

Some US commentators have called for the US to be 'realistic' and compromise with China on Taiwan. But supporting Taiwan is the truly realistic option.

In engaging with the US, Tsai Ing-wen has stuck to the same script as previous Taiwanese leaders. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

Look to Jerusalem for a read on the significance of this summer's opening of a new complex for Taiwan's de facto embassy.

Taiwan cinema is thriving 10 years on from the release of the blockbusting comedy.

The DPP's record on following through with promises of political reform is less than stellar.

Data suggests Taiwan voters increasingly identify as non-partisan.

Selling the US$100 million dollar jet to Taiwan may be more complicated than it seems.

Gerrit van der Wees argues that a confluence of trends means that 2018 will be a defining year for the United States and Taiwan.