Stella Robertson, Author at Domino Theory

Can Nuclear Power Save Taiwan?

At two of Taiwan’s most popular beaches, sunbathers relax in the shadow of decommissioned reactors. Nuclear power once contributed more than half of

China invaded Taiwan on Saturday night — on screen. Specifically, on “Zero Day Attack,” the buzzy new television show that explores the prospect of a

On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 20% reciprocal tariff on Taiwanese goods. Taiwan’s presidential office has clarified that this

Zero. Not even one. Yesterday, none of the 24 Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) legislators facing recall were successfully ousted. This is a

On Wednesday U.S. President Donald Trump finally released the Artificial Intelligence Action Plan. While the plan’s various components should each be

In an air raid shelter in Taipei, civilians crouched in place, their hands over their heads and their mouths open in case of a pressure wave from a

Apple has stumbled in its rollout of Apple Intelligence and is now in talks with OpenAI and Anthropic about powering Siri with either ChatGPT or

The U.K.’s foreign influence registration scheme was activated at the beginning of July, and China was not placed in the top tier threat category.

The classic 1978 Chinese sci‑fi novel “Little Smarty Travels to the Future” (小靈通漫遊未來) takes place is a post-scarcity utopia where drudge work is no

Kenya was the first African country in which Huawei invested in 1998. Since then, the Chinese tech giant’s footprint in the country has continued to

Read parts one and two. Ted Hui (許智峯) fled Hong Kong on the last day of November in 2020. The former Hong Kong lawmaker says if he had left

Read the first article on four activists’ decision to leave Hong Kong, or to not go back. After fleeing Hong Kong to Germany in November 2017, Ray