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The Challenges on the Frontline of Taiwan’s Civil Defense Plans

Last year, Taiwanese tycoon Robert Tsao (曹興誠) pledged one billion New Taiwan dollars ($32.79 million) to fund civil defense training in Taiwan. Since

Ukraine and Russia are rushing feverishly to create kamikaze drones by slapping improvised explosives on commercial quadcopters. Taiwan’s new mini

From expensive long-range drones to small and cheap quadcopters that drop grenades on troops in trenches, the Ukraine conflict has shown how Taiwan

A former diplomat previously in charge of the U.S. government’s substantive relations with Taiwan has set out four key choices for Taiwan’s future

Ronald Suny, University of Michigan Just a few days after being branded a war criminal in an international arrest warrant, Russian President

Another week, another major road traffic incident making news in Taiwan. This time, a ten car pile-up following Korean pop group Blackpink’s concert

As the U.S. loses the race to build new warships, one solution is to turn each warship into the command ship of a battle group comprised of lethal

John J Stremlau, University of the Witwatersrand China’s foreign ministry published a 4,000-word analysis entitled U.S. Hegemony and its Perils on 20

Some say Australia should take its own path and detach from the U.S. — others say the risks outweigh the benefits On Tuesday, we looked at

Compare and contrast. On Tuesday, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin (汪文斌) told a press briefing that the U.S. and U.K. deal to help

Matt Fitzpatrick, Flinders University Much has been made of Australia’s renewed engagement with Asia and the Pacific since Labor came to

On February 19, 1942, an estimated 260 Japanese airplanes attacked Darwin in northern Australia. The airplanes dropped bombs and strafed the town and