Emily Carter
International Editor
Emily Carter is the International Editor of The Taiwan Times, focusing on geopolitics and international security while coordinating the daily planning of world coverage and major breaking events.
She specialises in making tangled international conflicts intelligible — who the key actors are, how interests intersect, and what is likely to happen next — and always adds an analytical angle on what an event means for Taiwan.
From the war in Ukraine to the Indo-Pacific, she believes strong international reporting does more than relay facts; it gives readers a framework for judging them. She would rather run a story a little slower than leave its causes and context unexplained.
Areas of expertise
- Geopolitics
- Security
- Diplomacy
Latest by Emily Carter
At Least 18 Killed in Egypt's Ismailia Province in Twin Vehicle Crashes
At Least 18 Killed, 30 Injured in Ismailia Province Traffic Accident A traffic accident in Ismailia Province has resulted in at least 18 deaths and approxi
US Government Concerned Over Childcare Safety After Violent Incident
A string of violent incidents occurred in Hopkins, Minnesota, involving a preschool and a residential home, resulting in the deaths of four people, includi
Taiwan's Sun Yat-sen Arts Center Premieres Classic Opera 'The Poet Singer' in Kaohsiung
In Taiwan's opera world, the National Opera and Ballet Theater has long been a shining star, having produced 10 consecutive years of opera productions, lea
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Taiwan's Han Kuang 42 Exercise Reaches 9th Day, Showcasing Military-Civilian Defense Cooperation.
The Han Kuang 42nd annual military exercise entered its 9th day, with Yilan County in Taiwan conducting a simulation exercise at the Xueshan Tunnel today t
Taiwanese Legislator Xu Zhongxin Leads Delegation to US for Security Cooperation and Cross-Strait Talks.
People First Party Legislator Hsu Chung-hsin Leads Delegation to the US, Hopes to Exchange Views on Security Cooperation Since its establishment in 2016, t
Discover Burkina Fasos Rich History and Diverse Cultural Heritage
Burkina Faso, a country nestled in the heart of Western Africa, is a land of rich cultural heritage and diverse geography. Located north of Ghana, it spans
Syrian Court Sentences Assad Brothers to Death in High-Profile Trial
A Damascus Criminal Court Sentenced Bashar al-Assad's Brother to Death In recent days, the Criminal Court in Damascus, the capital city of Syria, issued a
Tensions Rise in Sudan's Blue Nile State as Rebel Forces Launch Bloody Assault
Recent events suggest that a brutal attack was launched by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the joint force of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement–Nor
Malaysian Police Arrest 12 Suspects in Robbery Case, Manhunt for Last Fugitive Continues
Malaysian authorities have recently disclosed a case involving a robbery committed by individuals impersonating police officers. The incident involved a Ta
Kazakh Sensation Rebiya Kadeiranova Stuns Her Way to Semifinals, Tops World Rankings
The Toronto Women's Tennis Tournament continued with fierce competition yesterday (10th) evening, as world No. 2 Kazakh tennis player Elena Rybakina faced
Foxconn Sees Record-High Second Quarter Revenue of $5.99 Billion.
Hon Hai Precision Industry (Foxconn) Achieves Record-High Quarterly Profit of NT$599.74 Billion Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer Hon Hai Precision Ind
China Approves Japan's Ambassador Nomination Amid Gradual Improvement in Bilateral Relations
The relationship between China and Japan has seen a significant thaw in recent weeks, after a tense period that saw Beijing refuse to approve the appointme
Taiwan's Democratic Future at Stake as KMT Aims to Influence Hsinchu Mayor Election
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman and President Lai Ching-te emphasized in a recent forum in Kaohsiung that the city will face significant pressu
Etna Volcano on Sicily's Island of Italy Erupts Again, Disrupting Maltese Air Travel.
A recent eruption of the Etna volcano on the Italian island of Sicily has caused significant disruptions to air travel in the region, particularly in Malta
Taiwanese Vice President Tsai Ing-wen Emphasizes Communication, Diversification in Global Leadership Role
Vice President Tsai Ing-wen attended the opening ceremony of the 2026 Harvard Taiwan English Leadership Camp, in which she emphasized that communication, c
Unveiling the Ancient Land of the Khmers: Cambodias Rich and Turbulent History
Located in the heart of Southeastern Asia, Cambodia is a country with a rich history and diverse culture, bordering the Gulf of Thailand, and nestled betwe
Taipei County Magistrate Hou Yu-ih Emphasizes Purifying Pre-Election Environment to Prevent Violence and Drunken Driving.
New Taipei City Mayor Hou Youyi emphasized that purifying the pre-election security environment is a top priority at the Security Conference today. At the
Taiwanese-American basketball star joins Jones Cup team, aims for WNBA
Taiwanese-American basketball star Chang Chiao-hsuan has been selected for the Jones Cup Taiwan White Team, and she is honored to represent Taiwan. Recentl
Taiwan's State-Owned Banks to Merge in Major Overhaul to Boost Competitiveness
The Taiwanese financial system has traditionally seen a significant role played by state-owned financial institutions, particularly during economic downtur
Australia Vaccinates High-Risk Bird Species to Combat Spread of H5 Avian Flu
Australia Takes Measures to Prevent Spread of H5 Avian Influenza by Vaccinating Birds Recently, Australia reported its first domestic case of a large numbe
Taiwan's Vice President of Examination Yuan Responds to Official Car Usage Controversy.
Recently, the issue of government vehicle use has sparked widespread attention and discussion in Taiwan. Wu Ying-chang, the newly nominated vice president
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At least 16 people died in the Philippines due to torrential rains that have been ravaging the country for nine days. According to a statement from the Phi
Taiwan Steel Eagles Sign Japanese Infielder Naoki Yoneda in a Ceremony.
The Fubon Guardians, a Taiwanese professional baseball team, has announced the signing of 25-year-old Japanese infielder Naoto Yoneda. The team made the an