Indigenous protesters have vowed to continue their occupation after police dismantled their encampment on Jan. 22.

A crucial post-Sunflower debate over China-centric language learning has been rekindled in Taiwan.

The display of a Nazi swastika in a Wanhua betel nut store is no isolated incident, writes Brian Hioe.

Now is the time for Tsai Ing-wen to leave her mark by driving a renewal of Taiwanese identity.

Are the two KMT titans rehashing their epic Sep. 2013 political struggle?

Taiwan should note that the US can no longer be counted on to unconditionally support its allies.

Last week's student protests at NTU against former Premier Jiang Yi-huah are a snapshot of Taiwan's current political moment.

If the food ban referendum was a strategic maneuver by the KMT, it seems to be working as intended.

Taiwan voted to reverse a plan to phase out nuclear power by 2025, but nobody knows what comes next.

The fight for an independent Taiwan took a severe blow on Nov. 26 – or did it?

The KMT may try and push a model of cross-Strait cooperation pioneered by Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je.

Taiwan's LGBTQ rights movement is mobilizing ahead of referenda on marriage equality and gender equity education this Saturday.

Mayor Ko continued to offer the most convincing platform for Taipei mayor, and possibly beyond as well.

Premier William Lai's decision to comment favorably on a pro-Taiwan video by a Polish fringe far-right group might not have been the best idea.

Taiwan can't criticize China's authoritarianism while continuing its love affair with iron-fisted populists and tyrants.

A chat with Catta Chou, curator of the 2018 Taiwan International Labor Film Festival – which is now underway in Taipei.

The planned referendum on whether to compete as Taiwan in the 2020 Olympics may be a test of support for an independence vote.

Taiwan may be speeding towards an avoidable conflict between a judicial ruling and the popular vote.