Taiwan is the country most affected by disinformation in the world, thanks to Chinese efforts. Taiwan is presumably an easy target due to its free
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Puzzling Out Sovereignty in AI: Nvidia vs. the Hyperscalers
As governments and technology companies scramble to join the AI frenzy, the concept of AI sovereignty is becoming a hotly discussed topic. But what
Does It Matter How Many Times Lai Ching-te Called Taiwan ‘Republic of China’ in His National Day Speech?
Following Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s (賴清德) National Day address this week, observers counted the numbers of times (11) he referred to Taiwan
Would Trump Abandon Taiwan?
Donald Trump’s foreign policy convictions — that U.S. allies and partners are free riders that do not contribute enough for their defense, that the
China Announces Military Exercises Around Taiwan
The People’s Liberation Army Eastern Theater Command on Monday (October 14) announced military exercises around Taiwan. The exercises will be called
One Step Toward Strategic Clarity on Taiwan
An important piece of new U.S. policy, the Taiwan Conflict Deterrence Act of 2023, passed the House of Representatives last month. Introduced by
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
Taiwanese Officials Warn of Chinese Military Exercises After Taiwan’s National Day
Tomorrow the Republic of China (Taiwan) will celebrate its National Day. Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) will give a speech. And then, on
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 Ongoing Negotiation of a Taiwanese National Identity
The sun beams off the white concrete and stone of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, which is packed with people enjoying their Sunday afternoon. At
Taiwan’s Youth Are Still Politically Engaged, But for New Reasons
Taiwan is a politically charged place, with contentious party politics and high voter turnout rates. As Taiwan’s democracy has matured since the
IPAC Profiles: Kevin Vuong, Canada
Kevin Vuong is a Canadian member of Parliament (M.P.). He attended the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC) Summit in Taipei in that capacity.