Light skin, pointed nose... the appearance of Miss Universe 2018 has sparked rancorous debate in the Philippines. While it's generally well-intentioned, it misses the mark.

Taiwan's Fisheries Agency is investigating a series of blood-curdling testimonials from crew members.

Why is it that, in 2018, typhoons have always seemed to veer away from Taiwan at the last minute?

Singapore's Crazy Rich Ministers are busy stuffing their own coffers as poverty and inequality run rampant.

The crash is the worst on Taiwan's railways since 2003.

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.

Taiwan's religious tolerance, especially towards Islam is, sadly, exceptional.

By empowering its cruise missile program, Taiwan is taking its gloves off in its cross-Strait standoff.

A Middle Eastern beacon of direct democracy says there is a path forward for Taiwanese civil society.

No early voting and no absentee ballots make it impossible for many citizens to exercise their right to vote.

The 'Han wave' is a reality, but the result of the mayoral race in Kaohsiung may be of secondary importance to Han's emergence as a KMT contender for the presidency.

Is Taiwan a 'product on the shelf' for the US, or can Taipei keep calling Washington its best foreign friend?

Parades, art and international DJs: Taipei gears up for a weekend of Pride events

Taiwan’s health care system is often measured against the world’s best. But is this model of accessible and ‘cheap’ health care viable in the long run?

About one out of every 33 people in Taiwan is a Southeast Asian migrant worker. They have become indispensable to life in Taiwan.

As Taiwan gears up for referendum questions covering marriage equality and gender equity education in schools, Taipei’s only out drag couple to talk about their experiences growing up in New Taipei and Wisconsin.

The far-right Bolsonaro, who visited Taiwan in February 2018, has criticized Chinese investment in Brazil.

The first of what might eventually be a flood of Taiwanese companies have committed to sourcing 100 percent of their energy from renewable sources.