Special Reports
Amid the Pandemic, Taiwan’s ‘Virtuous Power’ Contributes to the World
On that day in 1911 an uprising against the ruling Qing Dynasty, which broke out in the city […]
Books
Japan’s Rule of Taiwan Offers ‘A Lesson for Other Colonizing Nations’
April 17 marked the 125th year since the Shimonoseki Treaty was signed with the Qing dynasty (present-day China) [&h
Politics & Security
Japan Must Be Prepared for a Crisis Looming Large in the Western Pacific
A couple of potential crises have been evolving in the Western Pacific region simultaneously since early 2018. These e
Politics & Security
Tsai Ing-wen Asks Japan to Take Decisive Step Toward Joint Defense vs ‘China Threat’
On Thursday, February 28, in Taipei, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen had to hurry back to her office for […]
Politics & Security
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW | Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen Seeks Security Talks with Japanese Government
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has asked for direct talks with the Japanese government on cooperation in the areas
Culture
Takarazuka in Taiwan: Japanese Theater Group Mesmerizes Taipei and Kaohsiung
Takarazuka, the famous professional theatrical group made up of unmarried young women, thrilled Taiwanese audience
Special Reports
‘Behaving Like A Nice Kid’ Gets Taiwan Nowhere, Says Former President Chen Shui-bian
(Conclusion) Part 1: Former Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian Re-emerges, Pushes for Referendum on China By [&he
Politics & Security
Japan, China Headed for Showdown ‘Down South’
Grant Newsham It seems like every few months an article appears in the Western press claiming […]
Politics & Security
Security, Defense Cooperation Puts Japan-Taiwan Relations Back on Track
June Teufel Dreyer The Chinese are fond of referring to their relationship with border states as […]
Like the U.S., Japan Should Have Its Taiwan Relations Act
Robert Eldridge, PhD For the past year, and especially in recent weeks, world attention has continued […]