As Taiwan’s former presidential candidate Ko Wen-je (柯文哲) faces a maximum sentence of 28.5 years in prison for corruption charges, this weekend his
Taiwan
Religious Groups Are the Quiet Leaders of Taiwan’s Resilience
Taiwan is endlessly criticized for its limited efforts to promote self-defense — by both the U.S. and China, oddly enough. Incoming U.S. President
Premier League Changes ‘Taiwan’ to ‘Chinese Taipei’
The official fantasy football game for the world’s largest soccer league has changed its designation for Taiwan to “Chinese Taipei.” The English
Taiwan Tech Update: November-December 2024
Semiconductors Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s stock price reached a record high on the New York stock exchange last week. “TSMC shares
Carter’s Complex Legacy: The U.S. President Who Chose Beijing Over Taipei
Jimmy Carter, the 39th U.S. president, passed away peacefully on December 29 at the age of 100. As the last remaining leader from the Cold War era,
Younger Generation of Taiwanese Indie Musicians Shies Away From Political Expression. China Is the Reason Why
On the small stage of the Formoz Festival in 1997, Taiwanese band Mayday (五月天) made their first public appearance as a group of young and energetic
President of Taiwan or the R.O.C.?
When Taiwanese president Lai Ching-te (賴清德) speaks, he has an audience of three. Like any leader, he speaks to the citizens of his country,
Through the Spyglass: A Look at Taiwanese USV Designs
Ukraine has had great success in sinking Russian navy ships in the Black Sea using drone boats filled with explosives. At the Taiwan International
Taiwan Looks at Project Kuiper and Other Solutions Amid China Threats
After signing a multi-million-dollar deal with Taiwan’s government-backed Chunghwa Telecom last year, Eutalsat OneWeb’s low orbit satellite service
An Exercise in Caution
When Taiwan’s defense ministry reports the largest ever Chinese fleet has been deployed to the region, but then that fleet is absent from the
Taiwan Slowly Builds Up Its Satellite Communications Capabilities
In 2023, Taiwan’s Matsu Islands were almost cut off from the main island after the two fiber optic cables that connect them were severed. They were
Taiwan Diplomacy Power Rankings: November-December, 2024
1. U.S.: Taiwanese President Visits Guam and Hawaii, Taiwan Officials Hold Discussions With Trump Administration Taiwanese President










