2016/10/14 |
Mixed Views on Thailand’s Outlook after King’s Death
What does the death of Thailand’s revered king mean for people who oppose the military junta that controls the country?
2016/10/13 |
Cracks Show in KMT as Chair Plans China Visit
The internal divide within Taiwan’s opposition party is showing as some members question the chair’s upcoming visit to Beijing.
2016/10/12 |
Hong Kong’s 'Anti-Beijing' Legislators Ruffle Feathers Taking Oath
Despite warnings yesterday, Hong Kong's new generation of lawmakers are causing trouble on their first day in parliament.
2016/10/12 |
OPINION: Fires in Sarawak's Rural Schools an Indicator of Malaysia's Rot
'We can never claim to be a developed nation when we subject our schoolchildren to studying and living in damaged, decaying and derelict buildings.'
2016/10/08 |
Tianxia: Imperial Ambition or Cosmopolitanism?
'Tianxia' has wavered between the normative claim to values and culture, and coercive mechanisms of domination.
2016/10/03 |
Taiwan Talk Shows Blamed for Dearth of Political Talent
Are mainstream political television chat shows deterring talented Taiwanese from getting involved with politics? UDN believes that is the case.
2016/09/21 |
Hong Kong Voters Have Spoken, but Is Anyone Listening?
Will Beijing modify its head-in-the-sand approach to the challenges it now faces in Hong Kong?
2016/09/20 |
Hong Kong’s Pro-Independence Party Turns Focus to School Students
Despite being barred from standing in the Hong Kong’s elections, one political party is hard at work building support for independence from China among high school students.
2016/08/29 |
Repression in Laos Goes Under the Spotlight
A senior human rights advocate has slammed Laos’ communist government for being a 'regional leader' in repression.
2016/08/23 |
Does Bernie’s Fate Await the Hong Kong Independence Movement?
The sudden rise of Hong Kong’s independence movement appears to have surprised many in the political establishment. One academic suggests that while Hong Kong will never be independent, the popular movement could push Beijing to loosen its grip on power.
2016/08/18 |
FEATURE: The KMT’s Long, Slow Road to Reform
Can a more than 100-year-old dog learn new tricks? A young party official’s take on the future of Taiwan’s Kuomintang.
2016/08/15 |
OPINION: A New Era for South Africa?
The African National Congress can no longer claim without challenge the allegiance of South Africa's black voters.
2016/08/12 |
ANALYSIS: Australia Blocks Chinese Investment on 'National Security'
An Australian expert says the Ausgrid decision will hurt Australia-China relations.
2016/08/10 |
INTERVIEW: Behind the Scenes with Taiwan’s New Power Party
The New Power Party's leaders are well-known, but behind the scenes there are people who are equally as committed and devoted to changing Taiwan.
2016/08/09 |
Lessons from Chen Shui-bian for KMT Assets Investigators
Will the KMT assets investigations descend into a fresh round of political persecution?
2016/08/08 |
OP-ED: Abe’s Unrivaled Position of Power
Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's political power is unrivaled — does he have what it takes to make the most of it?
2016/08/05 |
New Malaysian Political Party Promises to Reform System
A new party is being established to take on Malaysia's scandal-ridden political establishment.
