Tsai Ing-wen

Can Taiwan reinvent itself as a part of Southeast Asia?

As Taiwan pushes to distance itself from China, Kinmen Island wants to build a bridge to Xiamen and “become a peninsula.”

For the first time since U.S.-China normalization, a sitting Taiwanese president entered a U.S. federal building.

Soon after Tsai completed her hig-profile stopover in the U.S., the chain was accused of “supporting Taiwan’s independence.”

As Beijing increases its pressure on Taipei, Tsai vows “to be firm so that no one can obliterate Taiwan.”

This goes beyond dislike for the DPP – it’s a long-term strategy from Beijing.

The claim “Taiwan has always been Chinese” is simply untrue and anachronistic.

An interview with New Bloom co-founder and student activist Brian Hioe, 4 years after the Sunflower Movement.

The new Apache helicopter gunships will “play a pivotal role in boosting Taiwan’s combat capabilities and its defensive needs,” according to the country’s president.

A closer look at the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for the Southeast Asia dimension of Taipei's new initiative.

Despite some initial concerns, the American Institute in Taiwan's opening came and went without major incident.

The loss of yet another diplomatic ally -- Burkina Faso -- is just the tip of the iceberg.