It remains to be seen what the long-term implications of the visit to Taiwan by US House of Representatives' Speaker Nancy Pelosi will be, but for now, the aftershocks are being felt both regionally and globally By Brian Hioe
Taiwan has passed new amendments to its key intellectual property laws to help in its efforts to join the regional CPTPP trade agreement By John Eastwood and Wendy Chu
Despite the loss of formal diplomatic allies, Taiwan's relations with the world continue to strengthen thanks to pragmatic leadership and shifting geopolitical priorities By Brian Hioe
Seven months out from the municipal elections, the DPP is currently in a strong position, but this could change if there are missteps in managing the pandemic situation or Taiwan's economy suffers fallout from the Ukraine war, high inflation or a recession in major export markets By Brian Hioe
The invasion of Ukraine by Russian military forces has sparked renewed concerns and debate about Taiwan's security, but will it lead to a shift in defence spending priorities and military preparedness? By Brian Hioe
Taiwan has announced sanctions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This is a quick review of the implications By John Eastwood, Heather Hsiao, Jamie Chen, Nathan Snyder and Erin Hopkins
In this exclusive interview, Jakub Janda, Director of EVC, the first European thinktank to establish an office in Taiwan, talks about how increasing bilateral exchanges between research institutes in Europe and Taiwan will provide mutual benefits for both sides By Duncan Levine
KMT fails to replicate past successes in failed recall election of Taipei-based legislator Freddy Lim and Taichung by-election loss to the DPP By Brian Hioe
The rejection by Taiwanese voters of all four referendums is a setback for the opposition and signals internal disunity By Brian Hioe