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Taiwan News: Tsai Repeats Call for 'Taiwan Consensus,' Cabinet Set to Resign
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
Taiwan News: Six Arrested for Alleged Tech Leaks to China, Nauru Leader Visits
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
OPINION: Xi Jinping's 'Unification' Demand Shows Tsai Was Right All Along
Tsai Ing-wen came under fire for not recognizing the '1992 Consensus,' but Xi's speech last week proved that her strategy was the correct one.
What Do Hong Kong & China Think of 'One Country, Two Systems' for Taiwan?
Chinese dissidents and Hong Kongers have few nice things to say about Xi's offer to Taiwan.
Taiwan News: Tsai Calls on Democratic Allies for Protection, DPP Elects New Chair
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
Taiwan News: KMT Disputes Xi’s ‘1992 Consensus,’ DPP Faction Challenges Tsai
A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
OPINION: Hong Kongers Giving Up as Housing Breaks the Camel's Back
Hong Kongers are talking about emigrating as it becomes increasingly clear there is nothing 'special' about this administrative region of the PRC.
Beijing‘s Dilemma: What to Do About Hong Kong
The three most feared of all future prospects: Hong Kong’s evolving relationship with the mainland; Beijing’s conflation of national and political security; and Beijing’s habit of issuing interpretations that Hong Kong courts now accept they are bound to obey.
CARTOON: HK Elections Show 'One Country, Two Systems' An Empty Promise?
'The Hong Kong system shows that what one country, two systems stipulates is fake democracy,' says a DPP legislator.