Chinese Tourists Will Try Local Food but Insist on Dining à La Chinoise Don't blame them for exporting an arguably superior way of eating. The News Lens · Feb 13, 2019
ANALYSIS: Will China Help or Hinder the Rise of Africa? China's plans to boost its investment in Africa have been obstructed by concerns of a 'new colonialism.' The News Lens · Feb 13, 2019
Taiwan News: Air New Zealand Flight to China Turned Back Over Taiwan Reference A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter. The News Lens · Feb 13, 2019
PHILIPPINES: The Great Manila Bay Debate: Rehabilitation or Reclamation? Many fear the Manila Bay cleanup project is a way for the government to reclaim land for developers. The News Lens · Feb 12, 2019
By the Numbers: Is Taiwanese Identity Declining or Thriving? Rumors of the demise of 'Taiwaneseness' may be greatly exaggerated. The News Lens · Feb 12, 2019
How Does Taiwan Really Feel About LGBT Issues After Its Referendums? A survey shows public opinion wavers depending on how the question is framed. The News Lens · Feb 12, 2019
Taiwan News: Tsai Calls on Taiwanese Businesses to Come Home From China A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter. The News Lens · Feb 11, 2019
'I Won't Stop': Kazakh Man Seeks Justice for Family in Xinjiang Crackdown 'Some Kazakhs were cowards. We don't say anything about what is happening to our neighbors until it happens to us.' The News Lens · Feb 11, 2019
OPINION: Taiwan Has an Unhealthy Obsession With Tax Cuts Tax cuts are always popular with voters, but do they really help Taiwan's low-income residents? The News Lens · Feb 11, 2019
HONG KONG: Time for an End to 'Kung Hei Fat Choi'? Money does not always equal happiness. Especially in Hong Kong. The News Lens · Feb 11, 2019
Taiwan News: Transport Ministry Mediates as Pilots' Strike Enters 4th Day A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter. The News Lens · Feb 11, 2019
Taiwan Can Benefit From the US Killing the INF Treaty With Russia The withdrawal removes a major US handicap in its great power struggle with China. The News Lens · Feb 8, 2019
ANALYSIS: Lee Ming-che's Release Is Being Complicated by Chinese Belligerence Speculation that China would negotiate with the KMT for the quiet release of the Taiwanese democracy advocate feels like ancient history. The News Lens · Feb 8, 2019
4 Reasons Vietnam Is Perfect for the Second Trump-Kim Summit Donald Trump says the second summit between he and Kim Jong-un is set to take place in Vietnam in late February. The News Lens · Feb 7, 2019
The News Lens · Feb 7, 2019 How the Democratic Philippines Was Infected With Illiberal 'Fake News' Is social media disinformation a death blow to Philippine democracy?
The News Lens · Feb 6, 2019 Asian Banks Are Giving Billions to Companies Linked With Deforestation According to a recent analysis and report, financial backing for palm oil, pulp and paper and other industries associated with forest loss in Southeast Asia is estimated to have topped US$60 billion over the past five years.
The News Lens · Feb 6, 2019 Tsai Ing-wen Must Master the Politics of Pork in the Year of the Pig Tsai Ing-wen faces opposition from the farming lobby in her bid to reduce economic dependency on China.
The News Lens · Feb 5, 2019 Peppa Pig Celebrates Chinese New Year... and Copyright Awareness? Peppa Pig might be the perfect vehicle for China's campaign of international integration.
The News Lens · Feb 5, 2019 THAILAND: Pressure Mounts for Release of Bahraini Refugee Hakeem al-Araibi Bahrain has formally requested the extradition of the former national footballer.
The News Lens · Feb 4, 2019 OPINION: EVA Air's Recent Scandals Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg Taiwanese airlines have a long and sordid history of sexism and mistreatment of employees.
The News Lens · Feb 3, 2019 Vietnamese Ditch Fake Money to Burn Paper Bikinis for Deceased Ancestors One professor slammed the flashy new fad as 'offensive, against traditions and wasteful.'
The News Lens · Feb 1, 2019 OPINION: Tsai Faces a Sea of Troubles but Can Still Take Arms Against Them As Taiwan heads into its Chinese New Year break, its leader has much to ponder.
The News Lens · Feb 1, 2019 Award-Winning Activist Jay Lin on Sharing LGBT Stories with Asia A landmark year for the LGBT community opened with one of Taiwan's own receiving a special award for activism.
The News Lens · Feb 1, 2019 Taiwan News: Government Affirms Commitment to Abolish Nuclear by 2025 A daily breakdown of Taiwan's top stories and why they matter.
The News Lens · Feb 1, 2019 ANALYSIS: Inside Belt and Road 'Debt Trap' Projects in the Philippines Public scrutiny may be the best defense against potentially harmful Chinese projects.