South Korea is unlikely to be the next in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage.

The data shows an alarming partisan disparity in Taiwanese views on cross-Strait relations.

The emphasis on the tangible costs of abandoning the 'Chinese Taipei' Olympic name appears to have won over voters unable to identify the benefits of trying to compete as 'Taiwan'.

The benefits of a referendum proposed by the Island of Joy and Happiness Coalition calling for a new Taiwan constitution remain unclear.

Losing diplomatic partners does not hamper Taiwan's ability to interact internationally and may in fact just save some aid dollars.

The new South Korean President’s interest in engagement with North Korea may aid in improving relations with China, providing greater means to entice North Korea with both carrots and sticks, argues Timothy Rich.

The impact of Park’s impeachment will likely last beyond this election cycle.

'An economically more secure North Korea has more to lose through a brinkmanship policy and may feel more willing to return to the Six Party Talks framework.'

Taking stock of the DPP a year after it swept through the general election in Taiwan.

What does Park Geun-Hye’s impeachment mean for female politicians in Korea?

Rather than focusing on the idiosyncrasies of the North Korean regime or ignoring patterns of behavior, greater attention should be placed on efforts to enhance North Korea’s own sense of stability.

After he steps down as U.N. secretary-general, Ban Ki-moon could be a frontrunner for the presidency in South Korea. But some issues will have to be resolved first.