Democracy does not automatically lead to the absence of censorship. South Korea, for example, is tightening its internet freedom and censoring "harmful" content.

Nina Wu (灼人秘密) is the first Taiwanese film to stir conversations around the #MeToo movement.

What's the point in giving out prison sentences of 400+ years if no one can live that long?

Can we fund a universal basic income policy by increasing some of the unusually low tax rates in Taiwan?

Taiwan's same-sex marriage documentary taipeilove* was screened in Berlin during Pride month to a packed-out cinema – now, audiences will have the opportunity to catch it in Taipei and Kaohsiung.

The Hong Kong police have outsourced its law enforcement duties to pro-Beijing triads, leaving public safety at risk.

Poverty does not stop protesters from expressing their anger against President Rodrigo Duterte.

After some years of a stagnant growth in the tech sector, Taiwanese startups are on the rise again.

China's Uighur detention camp policy has separated millions of families.

Facebook is on the cusp of launching its cryptocurrency Libra, and Taiwan should prepare for it.

Louis Barnard no longer takes photos to share with his family, opting instead to share intimate urban sketches to document Vietnamese culture.

China creates its worldview with intricate layers of propaganda at different levels, with different tactics.

What's more attractive to young Taiwanese music talents - South Korea or Taiwan?

A review of the VR film The Missing Body Episode 1, featured in the 2019 Taipei Film Festival.

Indian cities are forced to truck in drinking water, farms are failing, and the situation grows more desperate.

Lin Fei-fan accepted the DPP's job offer as the party's Deputy Secretary-General.

Han Kuo-yu wins the KMT presidential primary by 44% - he will be running up against Tsai Ing-wen in Taiwan's 2020 election.

A group of citizens is suing the Indonesian government over the world's filthiest air quality.