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Brian Hioe: The Sunflower Movement, 4 Years Later

Brian Hioe: The Sunflower Movement, 4 Years Later

By James X. Morris
An interview with New Bloom co-founder and student activist Brian Hioe, 4 years after the Sunflower Movement.
Taiwan’s National Health Insurance: A Model for Universal Health Coverage

Taiwan’s National Health Insurance: A Model for Universal Health Coverage

By Chen Shih-Chung
Taiwan has a constructive role to play in creating a robust global health network, but remains excluded from the World Health Organization.

What Will Taiwan's Cabinet Shake-up Mean for Cross-Strait Relations?

What Will Taiwan's Cabinet Shake-up Mean for Cross-Strait Relations?

By Shannon Tiezzi
Taiwan's foreign affairs, defense, national security, and cross-strait portfolios get reshuffled.

Do the Taiwan Independence Movement’s Symbolic Victories Hide a Lack of Practical Hope?

Do the Taiwan Independence Movement’s Symbolic Victories Hide a Lack of Practical Hope?

By Shang-su Wu
A time zone and passport stickers reflect the inability of the independence movement to gain real political victories.

Why Doesn’t Taiwan Make Political Movies?

Why Doesn’t Taiwan Make Political Movies?

By Anthony Kao
Films about Taiwan political history are few and far between, especially compared to South Korean cinema.
The White Wolf of Taiwan

The White Wolf of Taiwan

By Yun Xia
Zhang Anle and his solution for the cross-strait dilemma.

Taiwan's Biggest Problems Are at Home (Not Across the Strait)

Taiwan's Biggest Problems Are at Home (Not Across the Strait)

By Pengqiao Lu
Domestic struggles, not cross-strait relations, are contributing to Tsai Ing-wen's falling approval ratings.
It's Official: Taiwan Has a New President

It's Official: Taiwan Has a New President

By Shannon Tiezzi
Tsai Ing-wen official assumes office with promises of economic, political, and social reform.

Is the KMT Becoming a Fringe Party in Taiwan?

Is the KMT Becoming a Fringe Party in Taiwan?

By Liam Joel Han
After an election-day rout, the KMT seems to be moving farther away from public opinion.

China’s 3 Options for 'Unifying' Taiwan

China’s 3 Options for 'Unifying' Taiwan

By Yang Hengjun
Using Taiwanese factionalism to gain a foothold could be the most attractive option for Beijing.

KMT's Ousted Presidential Candidate Returns as Party Chair

KMT's Ousted Presidential Candidate Returns as Party Chair

By Shannon Tiezzi
Hung Hsiu-chu is back -- now can she rebuild a fractured and damaged party?
Taiwan's 'Third Force' Makes Its Presence Known in Legislature

Taiwan's 'Third Force' Makes Its Presence Known in Legislature

By Linda van der Horst
A newly elected legislator from the New Power Party caused a sensation on Taiwan's social media.

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