OPINION: Taiwan Is No 'Thucydides Trap' Casting Taiwan as a casus belli is outdated and unhelpful. The News Lens · Nov 16, 2018
INTERVIEW: Ellery & Yolanda on Dragging Taiwan Towards LGBT Acceptance As Taiwan gears up for referendum questions covering marriage equality and gender equity education in schools, Taipei’s only out drag couple to talk about their experiences growing up in New Taipei and Wisconsin. The News Lens · Nov 16, 2018
Could Kyoto Become Asia's Most Sustainable City? Kyoto is looking to become the Copenhagen of Asia. The News Lens · Nov 16, 2018
Taiwan Embarks on Next Phase of Southeast Asian Immigration Plan The Tsai administration's New Southbound Policy is slowly changing the make-up of Taiwan's society. The News Lens · Nov 16, 2018
OPINION: Ko-P Just Goes and Goes in Taipei Mayor TV Debate Mayor Ko continued to offer the most convincing platform for Taipei mayor, and possibly beyond as well. The News Lens · Nov 15, 2018
How to Measure Happiness, Lessons from China and Taiwan Taiwan brings the happy while China's smiles wane despite economic expansion. The News Lens · Nov 15, 2018
Taiwan Is Building Long Range Cruise Missiles That Aim Deep Inside China By empowering its cruise missile program, Taiwan is taking its gloves off in its cross-Strait standoff. The News Lens · Nov 15, 2018
China Temporarily Restores Ban on Tiger & Rhino Parts After Global Outcry The ban has been restored for now, but activists are calling for it to be reinstated permanently. The News Lens · Nov 14, 2018
Domestic Security Budgets Reveal Scope of China's Actions in Xinjiang An analysis of domestic spending shows the scope of Xinjiang's securitization and re-education campaign. The News Lens · Nov 14, 2018
Taiwanese Companies Banish Food Additives in Quest for Natural Flavor Food additives are not bad for you in most cases, but they do mask the natural flavors of foods. The News Lens · Nov 14, 2018
Taiwan News: Palau President Visits Taiwan, Palace Museum to Remain Open? Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT. The News Lens · Nov 14, 2018
The Philippines Might Be Quietly Ditching China for the United States The Philippines, privately frustrated with Beijing, is expanding its defense cooperation with the US. The News Lens · Nov 14, 2018
Health Care for All: The Good & Not-So-Great of Taiwan's Universal Coverage Taiwan’s health care system is often measured against the world’s best. But is this model of accessible and ‘cheap’ health care viable in the long run? The News Lens · Nov 13, 2018
Could Israel Be a Model for Taiwan's Burgeoning Cybersecurity Industry? Israel and Taiwan share considerable commonalities, giving Taiwan's developing cybersecurity industry ample learning opportunities. The News Lens · Nov 13, 2018
The News Lens · Nov 13, 2018 Has Cambodia Slipped Away From the International Community? Many Cambodians are skeptical of global leaders. The international community must take this seriously.
The News Lens · Nov 13, 2018 Taiwan News: More Anti-'Fake News' Measures Discussed, NCC Under Fire Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.
The News Lens · Nov 12, 2018 OPINION: Interpol Must Let Taiwan Join Its 87th General Assembly Taiwan wants to obtain observer status at Interpol's General Assembly, set to be held from Nov. 18 to 21.
The News Lens · Nov 12, 2018 How China Can Better Govern Cities With Millions of Migrants China has taken some sound first steps to make life easier for migrants, but it must do more.
The News Lens · Nov 12, 2018 The Curious Case of the US-Taiwan-Latin America Diplomatic Triangle The US leverages the Taiwan-China situation to keep a firm grip on states in its own backyard.
The News Lens · Nov 12, 2018 'Make China Lose Again': Taiwan Gets Love From the Polish Far-Right Premier William Lai's decision to comment favorably on a pro-Taiwan video by a Polish fringe far-right group might not have been the best idea.
The News Lens · Nov 12, 2018 Taiwan News: Thousands Protest Pollution in Kaohsiung, Mayoral Debate in Taipei Your daily bulletin of Taiwan news, courtesy of ICRT.
The News Lens · Nov 9, 2018 'Taiwanese Independence' Has Many Definitions. None of Them Matter to China. There are several viewpoints on what 'Taiwanese independence' truly means. Unless you're in the CCP.
The News Lens · Nov 9, 2018 Financial Times Journalist Victor Mallet Barred From Entering Hong Kong Mallet was denied entry as a tourist one month after Hong Kong authorities refused to renew his work visa.
The News Lens · Nov 9, 2018 Why It's So Difficult for the US to Divorce Itself From China Like it or not, rapidly 'decoupling' from China might get messy should the United States try it.
The News Lens · Nov 9, 2018 INTERVIEW: Pussy Riot Talks Activism, Protests & Putin in Hong Kong Pussy Riot activists were in Hong Kong to support Chinese cartoonist Badicuiao's exhibition, which was canceled due to alleged threats by the Chinese government.