HONG KONG: Looking Back on a Rough 2018 for 'One Country, Two Systems'
2018 was a great year in Hong Kong for Xi Jinping and Beijing loyalists. For everyone else, not so much.
Taiwan News: Tsai Vows to Cope With Cross-Strait Changes at Military Visit
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
ANALYSIS: How China Made a Strategic Mistake in Rebuffing Pakistan
China's decision signals to regional neighbors that Chinese partnership cannot be trusted.
THAILAND: Citizens Hit the Streets as Government Floats Another Election Delay
It now seems highly unlikely that elections are held on the originally announced date of Feb. 24.
Joseph Wu Stays on as Taiwan's Foreign Minister Amid Flurry of Cabinet Moves
Wu is one of many Cabinet members who will stay on under new Premier Su Tseng-chang.
Su Tseng-chang Is Taiwan's New Premier as Lai's Cabinet Departs
Tsai Ing-wen has confirmed the appointment of Su, who served as Premier under Chen Shui-bian.
Taiwan News: Premier Lai to Lead Mass Cabinet Resignations as Budget Is Passed
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
CARTOON: Tsai Ing-wen Slays the 'One China' Dragon as the World Applauds
World leaders are watching with glee as Tsai Ing-wen takes her turn as Asia's Wonder Woman.
Tsai Ing-wen's Battle to Quell DPP Factionalism Is Not Over Yet
Despite the ascendance of Tsai ally Cho Jung-tai to DPP chair, the president still presides over a house divided.
Want to Understand the US-China Trade War? Turn Back the Clock to 1784
Trade tensions between the US and China have roots in 18th century tea tariffs and opium clippers.
Taiwan's Indigenous to Xi: Taiwan Is Not China, Xi Does Not 'Understand Dignity'
In an open letter to Xi Jinping, Taiwan's indigenous call on China to respect the self-determination of the island and its indigenous population.
Taiwan News: Tsai Repeats Call for 'Taiwan Consensus,' Cabinet Set to Resign
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
How the Meng Wanzhou Case Imperils the US Commitment to 'Rule of Law'
As US-China trade negotiations continue in Beijing, it's hard not to feel like Meng is being leveraged as a 'bargaining chip' – after all, Donald Trump has admitted as much.
OPINION: Why the World Should Stand With Tsai and the 'Taiwan Consensus'
As a Singaporean, Taiwan's democratic values and effective independence are something to hold dear.
OPINION: Time for Tsai to Use Her Momentum to Renew Taiwanese Identity
Now is the time for Tsai Ing-wen to leave her mark by driving a renewal of Taiwanese identity.
OPINION: Xi Jinping's 'Unification' Demand Shows Tsai Was Right All Along
Tsai Ing-wen came under fire for not recognizing the '1992 Consensus,' but Xi's speech last week proved that her strategy was the correct one.
OPINION: Halting Taichung's 'Shanshou Line' Plans Would Be a Fatal Mistake
Mayor Lu Shiow-yen is battling the central government over funding for a new circular railway line.
What Do Hong Kong & China Think of 'One Country, Two Systems' for Taiwan?
Chinese dissidents and Hong Kongers have few nice things to say about Xi's offer to Taiwan.