Editor’s note: This is the third and final piece in a series of articles on Transitional Justice in Taiwan by our…
Taiwan’s first properly elected president Lee Teng-hui has died. Tributes to the first Taiwanese president actually born in Taiwan have…
The KMT did not impress with its occupation of the Taiwan Legislature in recent weeks. Its brawl-protest two weeks ago…
One of the most widely concerning uncertainties in East Asian politics is the dispute of Senkaku Island. In past decades,…
Chen Wen-Chen (陳文成) was found dead on the campus of National Taiwan University on July 3rd, 1981. Mr. Chen was…
In both her inauguration addresses, President Tsai reaffirmed the importance of judicial reform. She is hardly mistaken. As of 2019,…
When former Kaohsiung mayor Han Guo-yu stepped down last month after losing a recall election on June 6th, many political…
Editor's note: This is the first in a series of articles on Transitional Justice in Taiwan by our writer Yu…
The new Tsai cabinet includes just four female members. This is the lowest female to male ratio in the since…
Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) quietly withdrew the Cross-Strait Relations Bill Renewal on May 15th. Tsai Yi-yu, the DPP…
In the latest move to increase services for mental health patients in Taiwan, President Tsai Ing-wen earlier this week promised…