Thousands Protest Chinese Media Influence in Taipei
Recent protests in Hong Kong against proposed extradition rules that threatened further erosion of...
by Samuel Wade | Jun 25, 2019
Recent protests in Hong Kong against proposed extradition rules that threatened further erosion of...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 17, 2018
At The New York Times, Chris Horton and Austin Ramzy write that “Taiwan now draws the sorts...
by Samuel Wade | Aug 18, 2017
At The New York Review of Books, Richard Bernstein focuses on Lee Ching-yu, whose husband,...
by Samuel Wade | Apr 5, 2016
Growing tourism between China and Taiwan is part of an array of heightened contacts meant, from...
by Samuel Wade | Jan 22, 2016
While Taiwan’s new President-elect Tsai Ing-wen faced the invasion of her Facebook page this...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 30, 2015
Following the historic November meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Taiwanese...
by Josh Rudolph | Dec 26, 2014
Taiwan’s Kuomintang (KMT) Party, who has been forging closer ties with mainland China over...
by Samuel Wade | Sep 22, 2014
Six months after protesters occupied Taiwan’s legislative yuan, J. Michael Cole kicks off a...
by Samuel Wade | Jul 1, 2014
On his first, four-day visit to Taiwan last week, Beijing’s Taiwan affairs chief Zhang...
by 不忘初心 | Jan 25, 2013
Didi Kirsten Tatlow quotes Taiwan specialist Mark Harrison’s suggestions that China could learn from Taiwan in building a more inclusive Chinese identity. From the New York Times: Because what China cannot seem to do — and...
by Michael Zhao | May 29, 2006
From Migratory Fool’s blog (link): This is a line chart illustrating Taiwanese opinions on independece/unification/status quo.