Taoyuan Mayor on US Visit: Taiwan and US Must Protect Democracy Together
Taoyuan Mayor Cheng Wen-tsan told a Washington, DC crowd that the US must stand with Taiwan to counter a rising China.
Xinjiang Remains an Enigma in Indonesia's Relationship With China
The world's largest Muslim-majority country has been unable to take a strong stance against the 're-education camps.'
You Think You Know Yilan? See If You Can Answer These Five Questions
As someone who loves visiting Yilan, do you really know the city? Why don’t you start by seeing if you can answer these five questions.
OPINION: Taiwan Should See the Failed Trump-Kim Summit as a Warning
Taiwanese perceptions of Trump as a rational decision maker miss the mark, writes Brian Hioe.
Trump-Kim Summit Ends Abruptly With No Deal
The second summit between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un has ended without a deal.
Tired Of Visiting Taipei Zoo, Taipei 101 And The National Palace Museum? Let Locals Show You The Attractions Actually Worth Seeing In Taipei
If you really want to get to know Taipei, why not put yourself in the shoes of locals and walk into the alleys? See how people live in this city and you will discover the Taipei daily life is the view worth seeing.
Donald Trump & Kim Jong-un Meet Again in Vietnam. What Comes Next?
The two leaders met briefly ahead of a scheduled day of talks over North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
OPINION: Should Tsai Address US Congress? Let's Ask the People of Taiwan
The brunt of any consequences, positive or negative, to Tsai addressing US Congress would be felt by the people of Taiwan.
OPINION: Newly Proposed Nuclear Referendums Mislead the Taiwanese Public
Huang Shih-hsiu's new nuclear power referendums contain vague, unrealistic language that fails to properly inform the people of Taiwan, writes Hsieh Pei-yi of Taiwan's Environmental Jurists Association.
Indonesia Has an Urgent Need for Political and Media Literacy Education
Indonesia, like much of the democratic world, suffers from bad actors damaging the country's political understanding.
Taiwan Will Debate Its Nuclear Future Once Again Ahead of 2020 Elections
November's nuclear power referendum has only set the stage for political battles still to come.
Cabinet Unveils Draft Bill and Picks a Side in Taiwan's Gay Marriage Fight
LGBT+ advocates responded to Taiwan's historic draft bill with cautious optimism.
OPINION: The False Promise of a Taiwan-China Cross-Strait Peace Treaty
For Beijing, forging a peace deal with Taipei is like making a promise with its fingers crossed.
Washington and Taipei Are Struggling to Bridge the Cultural and Information Gap
Misunderstandings on both sides handicap a robust and coherent US-Taiwan dialogue, writes Milo Hsieh.
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen Confirms She Will Run for Re-Election in 2020
Tsai broke the news to CNN on Tuesday, saying she wanted to 'complete' her vision for Taiwan.
OPINION: No Surprise as US Opposes Referendum on Taiwanese Independence
The recent debate among US policy thinkers has barely bothered to mention what Taiwanese people want.
OPINION: Looking Back on a Farcical Start to the Han Kuo-yu Era
The start of Han Kuo-yu's reign as mayor of Kaohsiung has been defined by lies, more lies and a lack of accountability.
Taiwan's Progressive Identity Shines Through Its Mainstream Rock
A dive into what it means to be Taiwanese with the rock band Fire EX.
OPINION: Taiwan Has an Unhealthy Obsession With Tax Cuts
Tax cuts are always popular with voters, but do they really help Taiwan's low-income residents?
ANALYSIS: Lee Ming-che's Release Is Being Complicated by Chinese Belligerence
Speculation that China would negotiate with the KMT for the quiet release of the Taiwanese democracy advocate feels like ancient history.