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Soong’s departure from the political scene signals a break with Taiwan’s authoritarian past.

Current legal protections for data and privacy fail to safeguard citizens from the rapid implementation of mass surveillance programs.

PM Morrison has two options: confront the far-right elements within his government or forever be linked to Australia’s climate decline.

The protagonists of the data localization saga in all countries have been similar and the tussle has proceeded along similar lines.

The Hong Kong protests are mobilizing Taiwan’s youth ahead of a pivotal election.

Germany’s domestic dispute about Huawei is growing increasingly heated – but U.S. pressure has little to do with it.

The construction of New Clark City comes at a heavy cost to the indigenous Aeta tribe.

The Philippine government has threatened to introduce visa requirements for U.S. citizens after banning 3 U.S. senators, supporters of jailed Philippine Senator de Lima.

Under President Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan has turned away from China and embraced the rest of the world. But the country has found out the hard way that diplomacy can carry moral cost.

Climate disasters like Jakarta’s deadly flood will continue to exacerbate Indonesia’s urban inequalities.

Why did China move from laggard to leader on climate change?