How Taiwan's Experimental Schools Help Students Think for Themselves A bevy of alternative schools in Taiwan take novel approaches to learning. The News Lens · Dec 7, 2018
'Marriage Cards' for Indonesia's Newlyweds: A Form of Moral Surveillance? The Indonesian government's rollout of the proposed cards may be all about moral policing. The News Lens · Dec 7, 2018
Global Carbon Emissions Are Rising as China & India Increase Coal Use A sobering report was just released at the COP24 global climate summit in Poland. The News Lens · Dec 7, 2018
Taiwan News: Bill Aims to Restrict Foreign-Funded Election Ads Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT. The News Lens · Dec 7, 2018
Taiwan's Foxconn Is Considering Opening an iPhone Factory in Vietnam The Taiwanese technology giant previously expressed an interest in evading the US-China trade war. The News Lens · Dec 7, 2018
Cabinet Says It Will Cancel Plan to Abolish Nuclear Energy by 2025 The DPP remains committed to phasing out nuclear power – but not by 2025. The News Lens · Dec 6, 2018
Taiwan’s Circular Economy: A Model for Global Sustainability? The world’s largest economies may do well to follow Taiwan in making strides towards a circular economy. The News Lens · Dec 6, 2018
Political Debate Goes Nuclear After Referendum Keeps Reactors Running Taiwan voted to reverse a plan to phase out nuclear power by 2025, but nobody knows what comes next. The News Lens · Dec 6, 2018
OPINION: Missing Photographer Is China's Latest Victim of Arbitrary Detention Lu Guang, missing since Nov. 3 after traveling to Xinjiang, is the latest in an increasingly long list of forced disappearances. The News Lens · Dec 6, 2018
Taiwan News: Justice Ministry to Submit Same-Sex Marriage Draft Bill by Mar. 1 Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT. The News Lens · Dec 6, 2018
Taiwan’s Tuna Vessels Caught Illegally Shark Finning, Killing Dolphins & Turtles Taiwan's Fisheries Agency is investigating a series of blood-curdling testimonials from crew members. The News Lens · Dec 5, 2018
Vietnam Is Grappling With Stringent New Illegal Logging Regulations A new agreement to prevent illegal logging is being held up against long-standing practices on the ground. The News Lens · Dec 5, 2018
OPINION: Meng Hongwei's Disappearance Reveals an Ugly Internal Truth It's a glimpse into the murky political waters where Beijing thrives at controlling outcomes – and in which Meng himself was not simply a victim. The News Lens · Dec 5, 2018
Taiwan News: Cabinet Touts Bilingual by 2030 Plan, Rejects Public Holidays Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT. The News Lens · Dec 5, 2018
The News Lens · Dec 5, 2018 The DPP Should Not Blame LGBT Advocates for Their Election Loss It's a dangerous, despicable strategy that also has no mooring in the reality of how their voters feel about marriage equality.
The News Lens · Dec 4, 2018 How the LGBT Referendums Split From Taiwanese Popular Opinion Most Taiwanese support some form of legal protection for same-sex couples. The Nov. 24 referendums don't tell the whole story.
The News Lens · Dec 4, 2018 Xi and Trump's G20 Tariff Truce: The Trade War Is Far From Over The US and China paused a tariff hike, effectively kicking the can 90 days down the road.
The News Lens · Dec 4, 2018 Back to School: Can Taiwan's Universities Meet the Needs of Adult Learners? A 'knowledge-based' society like Taiwan must accommodate its continuing education learners.
The News Lens · Dec 4, 2018 Taiwan News: CEC Mulls Separating 2020 Presidential & Legislative Elections Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.
The News Lens · Dec 3, 2018 There's a Place in West China That Hasn't Banished the ROC Flag A WWII cemetery in Yunnan still remembers the ROC army's battlefield triumphs over the Japanese.
The News Lens · Dec 3, 2018 OPINION: A US Recession Is Looming. Asia Must Prepare Now Asian economies must wean themselves from dependence on an unpredictable United States.
The News Lens · Dec 3, 2018 What's Next for Taiwan Independence Efforts After Olympic Referendum? The fight for an independent Taiwan took a severe blow on Nov. 26 – or did it?
The News Lens · Dec 3, 2018 Meet Wang Qishan, Architect of China's Trade War 'Charm Offensive' As Xi and Trump lock horns, Wang Qishan is tasked with charming foreign officials and entrepreneurs.
The News Lens · Dec 3, 2018 Taiwan News: CEC Floats Referendum Reform After Long Lines Mar Elections Your daily dose of news from Taiwan and around the region.
The News Lens · Dec 1, 2018 The World Is Waiting: Trump & Xi to Meet at G20 as Trade War Rages On World markets are paralyzed ahead of a scheduled 2019 tariff hike from 10 to 25 percent.