ANALYSIS: Inside Belt and Road 'Debt Trap' Projects in the Philippines
Public scrutiny may be the best defense against potentially harmful Chinese projects.
ANALYSIS: How Should Taiwan Navigate the Global Stage If It Can't Trust Trump?
A deep dive into how Taiwan can withstand a potential cold shoulder from the unreliable US President.
What's Behind China's Belt and Road 'Smart Power' Push in Southeast Asia?
The presence and mobility of the Chinese diaspora in Southeast Asian countries plays a large role in China's BRI success.
A View From Hong Kong on 'One Country, Two Systems' for Taiwan
Xi Jinping's proposal came across as farcical in a city where democratic traditions have evaporated.
PHILIPPINES: Has Duterte Changed the Rules Ahead of Midterm Elections?
'Dutertismo' has caused a ripple effect in campaign strategies among Filipino politicians.
Can China Really Build a Research Station on the Moon?
One small step for man... one giant leap for 3D printers.
Thailand Prepares for Its First Elections Since the Passing of King Bhumibol
What can Thailand expect ahead of the first elections held since the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej?
ANALYSIS: The Table Has Been Set for 2019's Cross-Strait Chess Match
Xi Jinping and Tsai Ing-wen have set the parameters for a conflict that may not end anytime soon.
China's 'Dark Fishing Fleets' Cast a Black Shadow Over the South China Sea
The 'maritime militia' narrative is being overemphasized at the expense of very real problems, writes Zhang Hongzhou.
Who Will Step Up and Chair Taiwan's New Power Party?
Will the New Power Party take a step forward, or will it succumb to brewing factionalism?
INTERVIEW: '10 Years Taiwan' Directors Dish on Taiwan's Future and Its Present
The News Lens caught up with '10 Years Taiwan' directors Lekal Sumi and Rina Tsou, who discussed what inspired them as directors and how Taiwan can avoid the film's dismal vision of the future.
Taipei Dangdai Art Fair: After the Famine, the Art Feast
The inaugural Taipei Dangdai contemporary art show brought out big spending art collectors while entertaining the masses.
OPINION: Tsai's Uninspiring Cabinet Choices Reveal a Dearth of DPP Talent
Tsai had an opportunity to elevate young, progressive DPP voices after her cabinet resigned en masse earlier this month. She failed to seize it.
Indonesia's Reliance on Rice Is Hurting Its Quest for Food Diversity
Indonesia should get serious about promote food diversity instead of leaning on rice imports.
Were Taiwan's Referendum Results Swayed by Ill-Informed Voters?
Taiwanese civil society must take a long look at what influenced the Nov. 24 referendum results.
China's Belt and Road Is Still Far From Being 'Green and Healthy'
The Belt and Road Initiative has a long way to go to make environmental along with economic progress.
ANALYSIS: Xi Jinping's Speech Did Not Give Taiwan's People What They Want
Xi's Jan. 2 speech reiterated the existing PRC stance on its eventual peaceful unification with Taiwan.
The New Taipei Child Abuse Case and the Legal Issues With Mob Justice
A primer on what's legal, what's illegal, and how the law can be changed to protect Taiwan's truly good Samaritans.