The June Fourth Memorial Museum in El Monte, California was broken into and vandalized over the weekend, museum co-founder Wang Dan (王丹) said earlier
Thunder Tiger’s Drones Cast Doubt on Non-Red Supply Chain
Taiwan’s drone industry has been experiencing an export-driven surge lately, driven in part by the promise that it can provide an alternative for
Cheng Li-wun Goes to Washington
In February, a bipartisan group of 37 U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to senior Taiwanese politicians expressing concern about Taiwan’s inability to pass
Taiwan Opposition Leader’s U.S. ‘Peace Mission’ Draws Mixed Views at Home
In April, Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) of the Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) traveled to Beijing to meet with China’s president, Xi Jinping (習近平),
New Ferry Line Deepens Growing Links Between Taiwan and Japan
A new ferry line connecting Keelung, a port city in northeastern Taiwan, with the southern Japanese island of Ishigaki set out on its maiden voyage
Key Taiwan Opposition Figure Calls on President Lai to Reach Out to Trump
A leading figure in Taiwan’s main opposition party called on President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) to proactively pursue a phone call with Donald Trump,
Report: China’s Lax Enforcement of Child Labor Laws
The Chinese government is failing to protect children under 18 from hazardous work conditions in mandatory vocational internships, the Network of
Congress Pushes Back After Beijing Summit
In the lead-up to Donald Trump’s trip to Beijing last week, U.S. lawmakers passed a series of resolutions aimed at steering the president toward a
Taiwan Emerges From Trump-Xi Summit Largely Unscathed
In the lead-up to President Trump’s summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping (習近平) this week, Taiwan’s fate appeared to hang in the balance. China,
Trump-Xi Summit: What to Watch For
Anticipation is high this week as President Donald Trump prepares to travel to Beijing to meet with China’s leader, Xi Jinping (習近平), for the first
Quaaludes, Fentanyl and the Battle for China’s Help on Drugs
One morning in August 1980, Gene Haislip drove to the airport in Bogota and boarded an old twin-engine DC-3 destined for Barranquilla, a port city on
Taiwan’s Legislature Passes Reduced Special Defense Budget
Taiwan’s opposition-dominated legislature on Friday approved a special defense budget worth 780 billion New Taiwan dollars ($24.8 billion), rejecting