A review of Louisa Lim’s ‘The People’s Republic of Amnesia: Tiananmen Revisited’  It is often said that ignorance is bliss. But what are...

Hong Kong, Xinjiang, Taiwan — they’re all connected. And President Xi seems to be panicking. A look at the quick unraveling of Beijing’s p...

The Sunflower Movement scored a major success by putting Taiwan back on the map. But it has since split and new forces are seeking to prev...

Through a process of dehumanization of its people, some experts argue that Taiwan should be ‘given’ to China for the sake of global stabil...

Beijing’s revisionist interpretation of the roles played by the KMT and CCP during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression compo...

A China Policy Institute policy paper on the potential impact of the U.S., China, and the Sunflower Movement on the 9-in-1 municipal elect...

A recent poll shows unusually high self-identification as Chinese among Taiwanese respondents. Here’s why the results should not be taken ...

Former premier Hau Pei-tsun argues that the Taiwanese cannot be in charge of their own destiny. He’s wrong  Imagine a world in which nat...

Electronic media and an obsession with instant gratification are denying us many of the pleasures that come with acquiring and experienci...

Growing interaction between Chinese and Taiwanese academics risks sending the wrong signal to Washington  Timing might not be everything...

On August 25, two separate Chinese surveillance aircraft passed through Taiwan’s ADIZ on their way to the South China Sea  The Taiwanese...

Hsiengo Huang’s ‘The 318 Mob Exhibit’ is an up-close and personal journey into the drama, the humor, and the artistry of an unprecedented ...

Carrier-killer missiles, anti-ship weapons, amphibious assaults. Asia's greatest fear—and the possibility of a great power war over Ta...

The U.S. intervention in Iraq is justified, but U.S. policy elsewhere in the region makes matters difficult   “[T]he removal of Saddam H...

The US should acknowledge Taiwan’s right to say no to China when saying no is in its national interest. Boxing it in is a recipe for disas...

They’re a pain in the rear end and Communist stooges. But police and city authorities won’t touch them In a post published elsewhere ear...

A recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal gets it wrong, but provides much-needed help for President Ma  The unsigned editorial in t...

As long as officials and lawmakers see catastrophes as an opportunity to score points against their opponents, they will fail to earn our ...

Rising number of Chinese tourists and ensuing pressure from local governments puts heavy pressure on Taiwan’s Aborigines  For a relative...

Several misconceptions surround Taiwan and cloud the judgment of experts on the complex subject of the island’s future. A recent article c...