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2018/04/18 | The China Policy Institute

Quantifying China's Expat Community

Suzhou's predominant groups of foreigners are staff employed by multinationals, university staff and independent traders.

2017/11/01 | Toshihiro Menju

Immigration Can Solve Japan's Population Problem

For the sake of a brighter future, Japan must start a national debate on accepting immigrants and the government should adopt more proactive approaches.

2017/09/15 | Ketagalan Media

Does Taiwan Really Need More Foreigners?

Taiwan needs new talent but Taiwanese people’s inability to market the country effectively is hampering its ability to attract the right people.

2017/09/13 | Dave Hicks

China’s Famous Foreigners Doubling as Diplomats

Much-loved foreign celebrities are helping the country project its soft power more authentically than state-sponsored charm offensives.

2017/06/12 | Morley J Weston

INFOGRAPHIC: There are More Foreign Women than Men in Taiwan

Taiwan has more foreign women than men, but this is not equal among the nations.

2017/04/11 | ZiQing Low

No Concrete Plan for Foreigner Train Ticket Hike in Taiwan Despite Minister's Musings

There are no concrete plans for the price hike for now, and the focus is on rail infrastructure upgrade for the time being.

2017/03/09 | Keith Menconi

Foreigners and Taiwanese Unite for Women’s Rights

'I think what makes this event special is that we’re actually uniting Taiwanese people and foreigners.'

2015/11/29 | Sid Weng

Taipei MRT Introducing New Coding System for Foreigners

The new Taipei MRT signs will mark each station with the acronym of the color of the MRT line along with a number. If the station is at the intersection of two metro lines, it will have two numbers. Take Taipei Main Station for example; it is on the intersection of Tamsui-Xinyi Line (red line) and Bannan Line (blue line) so it will be labeled as R10 and BL12.