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Historic China Meeting Won’t Ease Taiwan’s Trade Woes

Historic China Meeting Won’t Ease Taiwan’s Trade Woes

By Shihoko Goto
Taiwan emerges from the meeting with familiar trade and economic challenges.
Two Myths About Taiwan’s DPP That Need to Be Laid to Rest

Two Myths About Taiwan’s DPP That Need to Be Laid to Rest

By J. Michael Cole
The DPP will not ruin cross-strait relations, and it isn't manipulating popular protests from behind the scenes.

Taiwan, the Final Piece of the Rebalance?

Taiwan, the Final Piece of the Rebalance?

By Shang-Su Wu
Seemingly in the background of U.S. Asia policy of late, Taiwan retains immense strategic significance.

Hong Kong and Taiwan: Populism or Democracy?

Hong Kong and Taiwan: Populism or Democracy?

By Jin Kai
Are recent protests in Hong Kong and Taiwan about democracy or a case of populist fever?

The Rise of Civic Nationalism in Taiwan: A Conversation with J. Michael Cole

The Rise of Civic Nationalism in Taiwan: A Conversation with J. Michael Cole

By Ankit Panda
The Diplomat's Ankit Panda and Shannon Tiezzi speak to J. Michael Cole about Taiwanese politics and society.
Taiwan: Ma’s AIIB Dilemma

Taiwan: Ma’s AIIB Dilemma

By Pei-Yu Wei
Being left out of China’s new bank could leave Taiwan isolated. Joining it, though, carries political costs.

Hong Kong and Taiwan: Evolving Identities

Hong Kong and Taiwan: Evolving Identities

By Euhwa Tran
The national "Chinese" identity is losing ground in both Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Washington’s Obsolete Taiwan Policy

Washington’s Obsolete Taiwan Policy

By Michael A. Turton
The approach to Taiwan is strangely at odds with its policy elsewhere in the region.

Why the KMT Failed in Taiwan’s Local Elections

Why the KMT Failed in Taiwan’s Local Elections

By Ricky Yeh
Taiwan's 2014 local elections revealed the extent of popular discontent with KMT rule.

Opposition Ascendancy Won’t Release Taiwan from China’s Grip

Opposition Ascendancy Won’t Release Taiwan from China’s Grip

By Shang-su Wu
Taiwanese voters reject the ruling party’s strategy, but the mainland’s influence won't be easy to shake.

Is 2014 the Start of an Asian Spring?

Is 2014 the Start of an Asian Spring?

By Nithin Coca
2014 has been an historic year for protests in Asia, where until now political freedom has lagged economic growth.
China’s Hearts-and-Minds Policy in Taiwan

China’s Hearts-and-Minds Policy in Taiwan

By Emily S Chen
A low-pressure policy to expand cross-Strait ties may be China’s only choice for unification.

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