March 5, 2014 11:40 PM
Taiwan
After Official Cross-Strait Talks, What Next?
Though last week’s official visit to China by Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council Minister Wang Yu-chi was largely uneventful, The Diplomat’s J. Michael Cole writes that the most significant result may have been a propaganda coup for Beijing: In reality, the fanfare was much ado about, well, not much. Undoubtedly, there is some significance to the official exchanges and to Wang’s getting away with referring to Taiwan under its official title, the ...February 17, 2014 6:16 PM
Defense Budget Up 12.2%; Domestic Security’s Unclear
At its ongoing National People’s Congress on Wednesday, Michael Martina and Greg Torode report at Reuters, China announced a 12.2% rise ...
Xu Bing’s Fascination With Text Writ Large
A collection of artist Xu Bing’s work is on display at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum in an exhibit titled “Xu Bing: A Retrospective.” ...
February 24, 2014 9:32 AM
Cross-strait Relations: Symbolism as Substance
Following Tuesday’s official talks between China and Taiwan, the first of their kind since the Chinese Communist Party’s rise ...
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