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Ethan Dean-Richards

Ethan Dean-Richards is a writer from England, now based in Taiwan. He has previously contributed pieces to ESPN and Al-Jazeera.

A man walks past the Louise Weiss building at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France on April 13. (Photo: Sebastien Bozon/AFP)
China

Human Rights & China: October 16, 2024

This roundup of human rights issues in China focuses on school teachers being told to hand in passports and the structure of China’s state

European Council President Charles Michel shakes hands with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken during the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Laos on October 10. (Photo: Tang Chhin Sothy/Pool via REUTERS)
Taiwan

Why Do Taiwan and Europe Matter to Each Other?

The European Union and China are in the midst of their biggest trade dispute in years, with Brussels preparing to impose tariffs of up to 45 percent

(Illustration: Dado Ruvic/Reuters)
Taiwan

Taiwan Tech Update: September-October 2024

Taiwan Tech Update is a roundup of the latest tech developments in Taiwan. This roundup details issues with the development of "Taiwan’s Starlink"

The opening ceremony for Cambodia’s Morodok Techo National Stadium, funded by Chinese grant aid under its Belt and Road Initiative, in Phnom Penh on December 18, 2021. (Photo: AFP)
China

China’s Balancing Act With Developing Countries

At the U.N. General Assembly last month, China presented itself as the voice of developing countries. “China is always a member of the Global South

Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai walks to a prison van in Hong Kong on December 12, 2020. (Photo: Tyrone Siu/Reuters)
Hong Kong

Hong Kong & Human Rights: October 2, 2024

Jimmy Lai Alleged Mistreatment  On September 12, the legal team of Jimmy Lai (黎智英) submitted an urgent appeal to the United Nations Special

A Taiwanese fishing vessel is seen from the bridge of the Greenpeace vessel Arctic Sunrise as it sails off the coast of South Africa towards Vema Sea Mount on October 30, 2019. (Photo: Marco Longari/AFP)
Taiwan

Taiwan’s Fishing Fleet Faces Human Rights Issues (Again)

Taiwan’s fishing fleet is one of the largest in the world, bringing in $44.6 billion New Taiwan dollars’ ($1.41 billion) worth of catch per year from

Arfiya Eri, Japan’s first lawmaker of Uyghur heritage, poses for portraits during an interview in Tokyo on June 15, 2022. (Photo: Philip Fong/AFP)
China

Human Rights & China: September 25, 2024

Taiwanese Citizens Detained in China Weeks after Taiwanese rights groups said 857 people from Taiwan have been forcibly disappeared or arbitrarily

Prague had sister-city relations with Shanghai broken when it twinned with Taipei in 2020. (Photo: IMAGO/Christian Offenberg via Reuters Connect)
Taiwan

Was Edinburgh Right to Be Scared of Sanctions From China?

This summer, when China’s government threatened Edinburgh with sanctions over a friendship agreement with Taiwan’s Kaohsiung, a debate ensued within

Taiwanese air force airmen prepare to load U.S.-made Harpoon AGM-84 anti ship missiles in front of an F-16V fighter jet during a drill at Hualien air base on August 17, 2022. (Photo: Sam Yeh/AFP)
Taiwan

Taiwan Diplomacy Power Rankings: July-August, 2024

1. U.S.: Equipment Problems, Conflict Deterrence Act, Delayed Fighter Jets Equipment and munitions sent to Taiwan between November last year and

Palestinian children carry pots of soup near a food distribution point in Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp on August 21. (PhotoL Omar Omar Al-Qattaa /AFP)
China

U.S. Support for Israel in Gaza Hits Its Credibility and Popularity. China Stands to Benefit

Twenty-one years since the Iraq War began, there is a strong case that its lack of legitimacy helped nudge the world toward multipolarity. During

Ai Weiwei poses in front of his art pieces at the Design Museum in London on April 4, 2023 during the press preview for the exhibition Ai Weiwei: Making Sense. (Photo: Justin Tallis/AFP)
Hong Kong

Hong Kong & Human Rights, September 11 2024

A roundup of human rights issues in Hong Kong. Includes updates on the first sedition conviction since Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997,

A view of Edinburgh Castle overlooking the New Town. (Photo: IMAGO/Christian Offenberg via Reuters Connect)
Taiwan

Edinburgh and Kaohsiung: From ‘In a Relationship’ to ‘It’s Complicated’

At the end of August, the City of Edinburgh Council released a report on Edinburgh’s relationship with Kaohsiung, announcing a “friendship

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