Taiwan

Don’t Let Willingness to Fight Polls Mislead You About Taiwan’s Resolve

Russia underestimated Ukraine’s willingness to fight in 2022. This was in part due to public opinion polls that were conducted covertly for Russian

U.S. President Donald Trump said that Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) “considers [Taiwan] to be a part of China, and that’s up to him what he’s

Sticking to a simple New Year’s resolution under normal circumstances is hard enough. Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s (賴清德) resolution is not

Semiconductors Taiwanese semiconductor powerhouse TSMC began mass-producing 2-nanometer chips — its most advanced chips to date — in the fourth

China’s military fired rockets into waters north and south of Taiwan on Tuesday, the second day of its “Justice Mission 2025” live fire drills aimed

The Chinese military announced Monday that it would conduct a series of Justice Mission 2025 live-fire drills around Taiwan. China’s army, navy, air

In Taiwan, December 25 is a national holiday, but officially, it’s not for Christmas. The date marks the 1947 adoption of the Republic of China’s

Russian President Vladimir Putin is democratically elected, Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) Chairperson Cheng Li-wun (鄭麗文) said on Monday, doubling

On Friday, Taiwan’s Constitutional Court effectively reactivated itself, declaring amendments that had prevented it from delivering rulings for more

The U.S. announced weapons sales to Taiwan on Wednesday totalling $11.1 billion. The State Department approved eight different packages: 82

Last spring Taiwan shut down its last remaining nuclear reactor at the Maanshan power plant, finally achieving the “nuclear-free homeland” that the

In a world where influence over policy perfectly corresponded with expertise, it would be hard to know whom to recommend J. Michael Cole’s new book,