The CCP party congress later this year will activate survival instincts of Communist officials in order to secure their power. Taiwan and ...

Four foreign diplomats on Thursday shared their countries’ experiences with legalization of same-sex marriage with a Taiwanese audience. T...

A Chinese activist’s attempt to defect to Taiwan earlier this week could have shaken the careful balancing act that has prevailed across t...

The Taiwan Foundation for Democracy and the Permanent Secretariat of the Community of Democracies today opened the 2017 CoD Youth Forum at...

Physical violence and denial of access to members of the press are two tactics that have been used with alarming frequency in recent month...

As tensions rise in the South China Sea, Taiwan could deploy new high-tech weapons on an island it controls Due to a changing security e...

Not much substance, but the two leaders agreed to a new framework for dialogue  U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart,...

We shouldn’t expect the Tsai government to burst out guns blazing on the Lee case, as to do so would only spring the traps set by elements...

If a just solution is ever to be found to the hugely complex dispute in the Taiwan Strait, its foundations will have to rest on the facts,...

The leaders of the world’s two most powerful countries will meet in Florida on April 6-7. Among the many issues they will discuss, Taiwan’...

Whether they are the result of new regulations in China governing foreign NGOs, the application of vague national security measures, or fa...

A wave of disappearances in recent years could be part of ongoing efforts by Beijing to further insulate China from external influences  ...

Taiwan-Japan security cooperation is not only logical; it is essential  Amid uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump’s plans for ...

The Chinese ambassador to Nigeria is calling upon Abuja to ensure the ‘full execution’ of the ‘one China’ policy  During a visit to Nige...

The ballistic missile threat against Taiwan just got more serious Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense today confirmed for the first ti...

With the DPP controlling the legislature, Taiwan could finally succeed in setting defense spending at 3% of GDP, something that hasn’t occ...

The belief that those in power are using the court system to punish their opponents bespeaks a deep cynicism about Taiwanese politics  T...

With the KMT still struggling to get back on its feet and the Tsai administration not giving an inch on the ‘1992 consensus’ and ‘one Chin...

This week marks the 21st anniversary of the Missile Crisis of 1996, when China fired missiles off the northern and southern tips of Taiwan...

Calls for punishing Taiwan due to its unwillingness to recognize the ‘1992 consensus’ have gotten louder ahead of a CCP leadership reshuff...