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US Presidential Elections 2024: Impact on Taiwan

US Presidential Elections 2024: Impact on Taiwan

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Elizabeth Freund Larus.
Mongolia Pitches Plan to Build New Capital From Scratch

Mongolia Pitches Plan to Build New Capital From Scratch

By Michael Kohn
Mongolian leaders say they want to build a new city close to the ancient ruins of Kharkhorum and make it their new seat of government.

If Trump Wins, What Will His China Policies Be?

If Trump Wins, What Will His China Policies Be?

By Bonnie Girard
Donald Trump, like every other president, has his own policies and priorities. Unlike presidents before him, Trump is not worried about hurting Beijing’s feelings in the process.

The Geopolitics of the Renewed Sino-Vatican Deal

The Geopolitics of the Renewed Sino-Vatican Deal

By Matthew J. Santucci
China and the Vatican recently renewed their agreement on bishop appointments, this time for four years. What does that mean for the Catholic Church in China – and for Taiwan?

What’s Driving North Korea’s Unstoppable Military Buildup?

What’s Driving North Korea’s Unstoppable Military Buildup?

By Takahashi Kosuke
Facing a security dilemma, the Indo-Pacific region needs dialogue and de-escalation, not further confrontation and escalating tensions.
South Korea, US Hold ‘2+2’ Meeting Amid Spiking Tensions With the North

South Korea, US Hold ‘2+2’ Meeting Amid Spiking Tensions With the North

By Mitch Shin
The two sides condemned the North’s ICBM test and its apparent deployment of troops Russia.

North Korean Balloons and Kim Jong Un’s New Psychological Warfare

North Korean Balloons and Kim Jong Un’s New Psychological Warfare

By Lee Sang-yong
North Korea’s “trash balloons” are billed internally as “enemy attack drills” – and the latest round targeted the Presidential Office in Seoul. 
Will Japan’s Election Mark the End of Abe Diplomacy?

Will Japan’s Election Mark the End of Abe Diplomacy?

By Hiroaki KATO
Ironically, the opposition parties may have more in common with the late Abe's approach than the LDP's current leader.

What a Trump Re-election Would Mean for Taiwan

What a Trump Re-election Would Mean for Taiwan

By Claus Soong
The Republican candidate has needled Taipei about its reliance on the United States, but Taiwan can still count on U.S. support if Trump returns to the White House.

Taiwan’s Constitutional Court Strikes Down Much of Legislature’s Controversial New Powers

Taiwan’s Constitutional Court Strikes Down Much of Legislature’s Controversial New Powers

By Brian Hioe
The KMT-backed bill to provide the Legislative Yuan with new powers of investigation sparked mass protests earlier this year.

Taiwanese Business’ Mistreatment of Chinese Workers Intensifies Anti-Taiwan Sentiment in China

Taiwanese Business’ Mistreatment of Chinese Workers Intensifies Anti-Taiwan Sentiment in China

By Li Qiang
Chinese laborers who have worked for Taiwanese companies are more likely to express dissatisfaction with Taiwan, especially on issues like Taiwan independence. 
The Mongolia-US Strategic Partnership Under the Biden Administration

The Mongolia-US Strategic Partnership Under the Biden Administration

By Bolor Lkhaajav
Throughout history, changes in U.S. administrations have shaped Mongolia-U.S. bilateral relations and economic activities. How had Biden's term impacted the relationship?

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