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Blinken Talks About U.S. ‘De-Risking’ From China. Can Taiwan Do It, Too?

At his press briefing on the final day of his visit to China, U.S Secretary of State Antony Blinken sought to emphasize that the U.S. was intent on

As China practices cutting the 14 undersea cables that connect Taiwan to the world’s internet, Taiwan builds a network of small base stations that

In his book on the dynamics that will drive the future of AI, Lee Kai-Fu (李開復) set out the potentially fundamental advantage China has over the U.S.

The Biden administration is considering an invitation for Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu (李家超) to November’s Asia-Pacific Economic

Taiwan’s Beijing-targeting cruise missile is meant to deter an invasion by threatening to bring the horrors of war to those who give the

Late May to early June is the season of erasure in China, but Tiananmen 1989 is not the only uprising that authorities would like to delete from

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

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

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

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

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

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