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The Challenge for Asia's Female Politicians

The Challenge for Asia's Female Politicians

By Jiyoung Song
Asia is seeing a new wave of successful female politicians, but getting to the top requires hard choices.
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.

Can Taiwan Build An 'Asian Silicon Valley'?

Can Taiwan Build An 'Asian Silicon Valley'?

By David Sutton
Tsai Ing-wen wants to jump-start innovation to save Taiwan's economy.

Next US President's Asia-Pacific Inbox: 8 Issues to Watch in Obama's Final 100 Days

Next US President's Asia-Pacific Inbox: 8 Issues to Watch in Obama's Final 100 Days

By Ankit Panda
As Obama enters his last hundred days in office, Asia remains in flux.

Measuring the Legacy of American Resolve in Asia After Obama

Measuring the Legacy of American Resolve in Asia After Obama

By Joseph Bosco
Hesitant and halting American measures have undercut Washington’s rhetorical efforts to convey U.S. resolve.
How Beijing Uses People-to-People Ties as Leverage Over Taiwan

How Beijing Uses People-to-People Ties as Leverage Over Taiwan

By David Gitter and Elsa Kania
Beijing hopes to convince Taiwanese to pressure their government into more politically accommodating positions.

Taiwan's Puzzling New Approach to Japan

Taiwan's Puzzling New Approach to Japan

By Chih-Cheng Chang and Chih-Chin Chen
How has Tsai Ing-wen handled Taiwan-Japan relations during her first 100 days in office?
Taiwan's Military Conscription Dilemma

Taiwan's Military Conscription Dilemma

By Shang-su Wu
Taiwan’s temporary extension of conscription shows that the new administration is also struggling with the issue.

Tsai's Refusal to Affirm the 1992 Consensus Spells Trouble for Taiwan

Tsai's Refusal to Affirm the 1992 Consensus Spells Trouble for Taiwan

By Yeni Wong, Ho-I Wu, and Kent Wang
Unless Tsai makes a U-turn on the Consensus, cross-strait ties could crumble.

'Lovable' Taiwan and Its Soft Power Quest

'Lovable' Taiwan and Its Soft Power Quest

By Shannon Tiezzi
Taiwan's deputy minister of culture speaks with The Diplomat.

Tsai’s Apology Strengthens Taiwan’s Place at Front of Chinese Modernity

Tsai’s Apology Strengthens Taiwan’s Place at Front of Chinese Modernity

By Kerry Brown
Mainland China's ethnic policy could stand to learn a thing or two from Tsai's apology.
Taiwan's President Offers Apology to Indigenous People

Taiwan's President Offers Apology to Indigenous People

By Linda van der Horst
As part of a focus on transitional justice, Tsai Ing-wen formally apologizes for "4 centuries of pain and mistreatment."

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