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Is Democracy the Only Game in Town in Taiwan?
Survey revealed that a sizable portion of the Taiwanese public evaluated one of the authoritarian-era leaders favorably.
German Chancellor Warns China Not To Change Status Quo By Force
Besides urging against the use of force on Taiwan, Scholz highlighted the necessity to work with Beijing to solve global issues, including climate change.
US Shores up Indo-Pacific Allies, Partners Ahead of Blinken’s Beijing Trip
The busy week of diplomacy is designed to reaffirm Washington’s desire to bolster ties with allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific.
Blinken’s China Visit: Can He Avoid War Becoming a Reality?
Antony Blinken heads to China as increasing tensions over Taiwan make the lack of communication between Washington and Beijing more dangerous than ever.
Taiwan: Opinions Split Over Lai’s Handling of DPP’s Sexual Harassment Scandal
The implications of the scandal on the upcoming 2024 presidential election, in which Lai is expected to run as the DPP candidate, remain uncertain.
Suicide Deaths Hit Three-Year High in Taiwan
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for those aged 15-24.
Discovering Southeast Asian Grocery Stores in Taiwan
As migrant communities formed, Southeast Asian grocery stores have sprung up across Taiwan.
How Party Affiliation Affects Public Perceptions of Free Speech in Taiwan
Supporters of ruling parties would be more likely to trust the government and to assume that such restrictions are in the public’s interest.
East Asia’s Low Welfare Spending Model Fails to Tackle Inequality
Some say due to strong familial ties, intra-family transfers more or less substituted the role of state welfare in East Asia. But families are getting smaller and evidence suggests that private transfers are not equivalent to public welfare.
Cuban, US Governments Deny Secret Chinese Spy Base in Cuba
The Wall Street Journal said Beijing and Havana secretly agreed on the facility, some 100 miles off Florida. The Cuban government denied the “unfounded” reports, while the White House said it wasn’t “accurate.”