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Taiwan’s Military Reform Is Failing Where It Matters Most
Asia · Taiwan

Taiwan’s Military Reform Is Failing Where It Matters Most

75% Center coverage: 4 sources
A smart conscription system is not only about defense but also about empowering Taiwan’s future, the author of this op-ed argues.See the Story
KMT Likely to Cry Foul Over Referendum Decision by Central Election Commission
Referendum · Italy

KMT Likely to Cry Foul Over Referendum Decision by Central Election Commission

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has approved a referendum on resuming operations for the recently shuttered Ma-anshan nuclear power plant, while rejecting a referendum on capital punishment. Although the KMT pushed for both referendums as part of its electoral strategy, it did not appeal to the general public with either referendum, perhaps reflecting weakness of the KMT at the local level.Continue readingSee the Story
My PhD Mentor, Tu Laoshi
Taiwan · Taiwan

My PhD Mentor, Tu Laoshi

Written by Linshan Jiang. This memorial essay reflects on the author's time with Professor Tu Kuo-ch’ing, a deeply influential poet, scholar and the founder of the Center for Taiwan Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, who passed away earlier this year. His passing left a profound and unexpected void. This essay shares how Professor Tu introduced the author to Taiwanese literature and supported her academic journey. Continue r…Read Article

China and Russia’s Cognitive Domain Influences: The Strategic Use of Narrative Manipulation

Written by Wen-Qing (Sarah) Jiang. This article studies the increasing use of cognitive tactics in information operations by China and Russia. The internal political polarisation makes Taiwan and the EU especially vulnerable to these campaigns. The article contrasts the responses of Taiwan and Transnistria to cognitive warfare, highlighting the importance of a resilient government and a vibrant civil society.Continue readingRussia, Moscow Oblast · RussiaRead Article

Reimagining Chiayi: A Youth-Driven Project for Regional Revitalisation

Written by Yu-Jui (Ray) Cheng. This article discusses how the Chiayi Youth Project revitalises Taiwan's Chiayi City by empowering young people through cultural events and innovation competitions. The project fosters local engagement, creativity and identity. With rising youth participation and a growing population, it allows a repositioning of Chiayi as a vibrant, youth-friendly city amid national demographic challenges.Continue readingChiayi · ChiayiRead Article

Another Aboriginal Person Has Left Unrealised Dreams and Loved Ones Behind

75% Left coverage: 4 sources
Aboriginal people are grieving another round of sorry business in a week that is supposed to be a time for all Australians to consider their part in the enormous schisms between black and white communities.Human Rights · AustraliaSee the Story

Winds of Change: How Offshore Wind Boosts Taiwan-EU Collaboration and Shapes Taiwan’s Climate Identity

Written by Elizabeth Frost. This article examines how Taiwan's ambitious offshore wind energy development strengthens its collaboration with Europe and shapes its global climate identity. It highlights the significant role of offshore wind in shaping Taiwan’s global image and identity as a responsible actor in addressing climate change.Continue readingEuropean Union · TaiwanRead Article

V4-Taiwan Industrial Cooperation as a Strategic Response to a Shifting Global Order

Written by Filip Křenek. The EU faces new dependencies on U.S. LNG and Chinese clean tech, with the Visegrád Four (V4) particularly exposed to these pressures yet well-positioned to benefit from the green transition. This article argues that Taiwan is advancing its energy transformation and technological edge amid rising geopolitical tensions, creating opportunities for V4-Taiwan collaboration. Continue readingTaiwan · TaiwanRead Article

De-risking the Next Generation Solar Supply Chain: the Taiwan-EU Potential Collaboration

Written by Yu-Ping Yang. Facing China's dominance in the solar panel market, the EU is exploring perovskite solar cells (PSCs) as a strategically important alternative to diversify its supply chain and reduce reliance on China-controlled materials and manufacturing. This article examines the strategic advantages of PSCs and Taiwan's potential role in building a resilient PSC supply chain for the EU.Continue readingEuropean Union · TaiwanRead Article

Adding Turbulence to the Turbulent Region: Cooperation Between Western Balkans, China, and Taiwan

Written by Stefan Vladisavljev and Damir Dizdarević. The Western Balkans face the challenge of balancing growing Chinese influence with the need for diversified and resilient partnerships to support their green transition. While limited by diplomatic constraints, Taiwan offers a strategic alternative through cooperation in clean energy and technology that aligns with democratic values and enhances supply chain security.Continue readingTaiwan · TaiwanRead Article

The Power of “Taiwan Can Green”: Energy transitions as a discursive response to Cross-Strait Geopolitical Tensions

By Anthony Ho-fai Li. This article explores why the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has been so committed to the aggressive target of domestic solar energy installation despite intensified controversies since 2016. It argues that its commitment goes hand in hand with enhancing its ideational power through the narrative of “Taiwan can green,” which helps Taiwan navigate the escalating cross-Strait geopolitical tensions and the DPP to cope with…Taiwan · TaiwanRead Article

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