'One China' means different things to Taiwan and China. Professor Watanabe examines why that is with perspectives from inside Taiwan, China, Japan and the US.
Governor Heita Kawakatsu resigns following uproar over his latest malfeasance. As he exits, we examine the motives behind his opposition to the maglev train.
At the April summit, the world will be watching whether the US keeps its promise to the Philippines or takes the "legal" escape route as with...
LegCo says it wants new economic development in Hong Kong. But after passing this draconian ordinance, the risk of arbitrary detention is a strong deterrence.
The Kuomintang and Beijing want to resume talks based on the 1992 Consensus, but this is an unworkable approach as it inherently denies Taiwan's democracy.
The CARICOM countries and Japan are collaborating on energy and fisheries while sharing a strong message on disaster resilience with the world.
China's foreign minister Wang Yi is the key decision-maker when it comes to China's relations with other countries, including Japan.
Acclaimed filmmaker Bryan Hopkins explains why he "can't say that I chose Ukraine but was more accurately consumed by it" in a compelling interview from Taiwan.
The poorly constructed Pokhara airport, which has engulfed Nepal in massive debt, illustrates the risks of importing China's infrastructure-at-any-cost model.
Hong Kong leader John Lee is under orders from Beijing to enact Article 23, a national security law that prohibits vaguely defined acts of subversion.
The National People's Congress in China is holding its annual political conference from March 4. Join us to follow its expected key themes and priorities.
Afumetto Retepu, Chairman of the Japan Uyghur Association, calls for democracies to take concrete action against China instead of merely "expressing concern."