The #MeToo movement has come to Taiwan. Over the past two weeks, dozens of allegations of sexual harassment and abuse from across different parts of
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The Palau Spy Ship Incident: A Deep Dive
Why would a secretive Chinese research vessel hover for days over a sensitive undersea cable in Palau’s territory, while not answering Palau’s radio
Interview: How to Resolve Taiwan’s Battle Between Conservation and Renewable Energy
In March a report into its climate change politics pointed out that Taiwan exists as an “extreme case” in a number of ways, from its international
‘Mentally Illed’ in Hong Kong?
Responding to a double stabbing that resulted in the deaths of two women at a Hong Kong shopping mall on June 2, 2023, Chief Executive John Lee
Should Taiwan Embrace Nuclear Power to Counter a Blockade?
In the case of a hypothetical blockade of Taiwan by China — partial or total — the island’s energy stockpiles are better measured in days than months
Chinese Ship Spooks Palau, Where U.S. Is Building Advanced Radar
A mysterious Chinese ‘research’ ship hovered for a suspiciously long time above Palau’s underwater data cable, a cable that will link Palau’s new
China Looks to Clean Up Its (Environmental) Act in Tibet
In April, the National People’s Congress, China’s legislative branch, passed the “Qinghai-Tibet Plateau (QTP) Ecosystem Protection Act” (hereafter
No Joke for Hong Kong Now That It Has Become One
As intensifying pressure from Hong Kong authorities leads the Ming Pao newspaper to part ways with political cartoonist Zunzi, the comedy keeps coming
U.S., Chinese Warships’ Near Miss in Taiwan Strait Hints at Ongoing Troubled Diplomatic Waters, Despite Chatter About Talks
Meredith Oyen, University of Maryland, Baltimore County An encounter in which a Chinese naval ship cut across the path of a U.S. destroyer in the
Ideas Are Not Just Bulletproof. They’re Beijing-Proof, Too
Seeming to signal an ironclad victory over the pro-democracy movement, freshly announced electoral reforms for Hong Kong district councils reveal the
Warships Clash as World Remembers China’s Big Massacre
This weekend saw the world commemorating the days in June 1989 when the CCP’s People’s Liberation Army cracked down on a crowd of almost a million
Taiwan’s Demographic Problem: An Anecdote
In international media coverage, the most common reason for bringing up demographics in relation to Taiwan is a theory about China. Some believe the