At a recent conference in Taipei, January's controversy over feed-in tariffs did not dampen a sense of optimism over Taiwan's wind energy future.

Besides the DPP and KMT primaries, there is still a lot left at play to determine who the candidates will be in Taiwan’s 2020 presidential election.

Journalists in the Philippines are speaking out against what they call a newly intensified effort by the Duterte administration to suppress press freedom.

Philippines rights groups allege the government is falsely branding them as communists in an effort to sever the funding they receive from the European Union.

A new program at one Taichung market encourages patrons to bring their own reusable bags.

Care for Taiwan’s elderly used to be a family responsibility, but demographic upheavals and urbanization have ushered in an era of domestic caregivers from Southeast Asia. A look into that industry offers a snapshot of isolation, economic desperation, and mutual culture shock.

Once tradition bound, this year’s KMT primary is a blockbuster tale of drama and political intrigue.

The Trump administration's disregard for the rules-based world order doesn't mesh with its stated Indo-Pacific strategy. Here's how to fix that to the benefit of Taiwan.

Labor Day makes for a good time to dive into why Singapore remains one of the world's most unequal countries.

The DPP primary has devolved into a slugfest over procedure and party identity.

The youngest lawmaker in the 17th Congress of the Philippines is taking her party's fight for justice to the streets.

A delegation of Taiwanese indigenous peoples recently traveled to the Philippines, where they joined in the growing indigenous opposition to a China-funded irrigation project.

The New People's Army and affiliated communist groups in the Philippines have no love for the modern-day Chinese Communist Party.

The American Institute in Taiwan penned a strongly worded letter opposing government plans to institute new rules which would affect Uber services in Taiwan.

Taiwan lost one sub-Saharan African ally in 2018, but it's gripping tightly onto another.

Taiwan has earned plaudits for domesticated human rights reforms, but NGOs accuse successive administrations of failing to keep promises to do more.

The controversy surrounding Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka has parallels to opposition to Taiwan's plans to become a bilingual nation by 2030.

The deaths of 14 farmers at the hands of Philippine police point to a wider counterinsurgency strategy which has struck rural communities with fear and outrage.