Week in Focus: Loyalty and Technology
The UK government loses loyalty points in Hong Kong as technology extends its reach into daily life.
OPINION: The World Needs a Unified Privacy Law
EU privacy laws have had a hard time gaining traction abroad.
Asia's Nuclear Powers Switch Focus to New Missile Technologies
As the arm races keep escalating in Asia, maintaining strategic stability in 2018 will only become more difficult.
Meet the Company Trying to Democratize Disaster Mapping
Can open data change the way citizens respond to disasters?
Why Even Digital Publishers Should 'Like' Facebook’s News Feed Change
Changes to Facebook's news feed will likely benefit users, advertisers and maybe even journalism.
Macau Reviews Cybersecurity Law with an Eye toward Mass Surveillance
Macau is developing a new law that could give unrestrained power to the police.
Fake News Haunts Indonesia's Growing Online Communities
A lack of faith in mainstream media and the failure to maintain democratic institutions is breeding fake news that tells you what to feel as well as what to think.
Artificial Intelligence Will Shape the US-China Relationship
For the time being, the US can attract top talent from around the world, a key advantage over China.
Taiwan's Government Faces '100,000 Hacking Attempts Per Month'
Taiwan is a global node of internet traffic, but also a major target for PRC hackers.
Thailand to Taiwan: Look to Renewable Energy and Storage
Thailand's solar power generation far outstrips that of Taiwan.
Internet of Things Infrastructure Advances in Taiwan
Sigfox's rollout of low power wide area network infrastructure heralds a new phase in the development of Taiwan's IOT ecosystem.
Taiwan's Automakers Struggle against Imports
Luxury imports are running roughshod over the the local market.
State-run Chunghwa Struggles With Taiwan's Surging Data Use
Taiwan's internet is fast and cheap — but that's a problem for its telecoms players.
Autonomous Cars Make Headway in Taipei
Late-night buses are already being tested in Taiwan's capital.
Beijing Allows Autonomous Cars to Hit the Road
In recent years, China has made a clear top-down push to develop the autonomous vehicle industry.
Public Outcry over Voyeuristic Livestream Cameras in China
Diners and gym goers notched up thousands of views thanks to secret live streaming of Qihoo 360 cameras.
Does Shenzhen Dream of a Techno-utopia?
The Chinese Communist Party has worked hard to convince a 'born digital generation' that they represent the future rejuvenation of China while hindering the flow of foreign ideas.
Social Media has Become a Powerful Tool to Undermine Democracy
Social media has transformed from a pro-democracy beacon to a powerful tool for meddling in elections.