None of the Kaohsiung mayoral candidates have committed to developing their city for the people.

Despite regime change at the top, the United Malays National Organisation retains strong support from the Malaysian people.

Beijing's aggressive maneuvers in Xinjiang and its recent actions in Hong Kong have unnerving similarities.

Evidence has emerged of China interfering in the foreign policy of Australia's government.

As Pride approaches, world-famous fashion photographer Leslie Kee is casting Taiwan's LGBT community in its very best light.

Punishing sports people by denying them the chance to compete as part of a national political agenda is wrong.

Singapore has excellent healthcare and education, but only a fraction of the population can afford it due to a systemically repressive regime that saps economic vitality at every turn.

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

Imagine a world where Taiwan could not legally challenge multinationals like RCA for its deadly pollution of Taoyuan. Such is the world augured by the CPTPP.

As freedoms come under threat in Myanmar, various civic tech groups are trying to promote the importance of collecting, sharing and using data to get to the truth.

Hong Kongers are talking about emigrating as it becomes increasingly clear there is nothing 'special' about this administrative region of the PRC.

Taiwan is a genuine global leader when it comes to promoting media literacy and civic tech solutions to the problem of disinformation.

A Human Rights Defender makes an impassioned plea for the United Nations not to leave Taiwan behind as it pursues its 2030 sustainable development goals.

China's recent economic slowdown may be further vindication of Deng Xiaoping's economic foresight, writes James Laurenceson.

Major transport projects have long been presented as a potential boon to Taiwan's south around election time.