A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.

The new law contains concrete measures encouraging US-Taiwan cooperation, writes Kent Wang.

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

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

The speech was light on inflammatory rhetoric and heavy on paeans to the 'One Country, Two Systems' model.

Tsai stated China must recognize Taiwan's existence and respect its commitment to democracy.

Medical cannabis is being legalized in what the Thai government calls a 'New Year's gift' to the people.

China has followed up its suppression of religious freedom with a crackdown on Christmas.

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

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January's Shilin-Datong city councilor by-election has major 2020 presidential implications for Ko-P and Taiwan's 'White Force.'

'Despite increasing diplomatic pressure from the CCP, long-term trends remain in favor of Taiwan maintaining its de facto independence.'

The Kuomintang veteran remains popular among Taiwan's pan-Blue camp.

What happens when we measure Taiwan's election and referendum results against global political trends?

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

Surveys show Taiwanese voters increasingly support dictatorship while rejecting democracy and independence.

Taiwan's third force parties have work to do, but there were some novel positive trends in the 2018 elections.