2019/08/26 |
OPINION: The Rise of Eccentric Third Parties in Taiwan and UK
In both the U.K. and Taiwan, a third force is disrupting the longtime two-party political balance.
2019/03/26 |
How Rich Is Taiwan Anyway? Analyzing the Economy Under Tsai Ing-wen
A peek inside Taiwan's economic performance during the Tsai Ing-wen administration.
2017/12/18 |
Vibrant yet Dangerous: Taiwan’s Democracy Flies Sunward
The pace of change in the legislative yuan is breathtaking and illustrative of a vibrant young democracy, but changes to referendum laws open a Pandora’s box.
2017/07/31 |
The Trials of Keeping the International System Afloat: EU–China Relations in the Trump Era
In a post-Brexit scenario, the EU strategy of prioritizing democracy-first, rule-of-law and human rights discourses with China may not be sustainable over economic pragmatism.
2017/03/06 |
The Russian Variable in Post-Brexit UK Foreign Relations with China, the US and EU
The post-Brexit context reveals an opportunity for the UK to benefit from the existing Sino-Russian relations in Eurasia and the changing interests of the US in Europe.
2017/03/02 |
BREXIT, China and the Prospects for an FTA
Would an FTA between the UK and China make any significant difference to existing trade patterns?
2017/02/09 |
The UK and China: Resetting the Relationship
A strong economic relationship with China remains a key objective of post-Brexit UK foreign policy, but what does the UK have to look out for when establishing a new relationship with China?
2016/07/12 |
U.K. Tries to Quell Brexit Fears in Taipei
'If I can reassure you, and get that into your papers and broadcast media, that is what I am seeking to do here.'
2016/06/29 |
DDG Puts Its Bets on Taiwan
The Brexit decision shows how low thresholds can result in disaster, but being bold is often the only way to succeed.
2016/06/21 |
What Brexit Would Mean For Asia
The Brexit vote this week looms over Europe, but how will it affect Asia? A quick tour d'horizon.
