Taiwan has often compared itself to being a “shrimp between two whales”. That expression has never been more apt than today ...

Taiwan has been a top player in the global functional fabrics market, but with U.S. tariffs now in place, it’s feeling the ...

Taiwan’s export manufacturers are facing steeper U.S. tariffs than their neighbors got and getting squeezed by an ...

The 2024 Taiwan presidential elections marked a historic third consecutive win for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)—the ...

I ndia and Taiwan signed an MoU on the Facilitation of Employment of Indian Workers this February, which is all set to bring ...

Faced with a shrinking population and soaring global demand for semiconductors, Taiwan is turning to international students ...

Earlier this summer, in June 2025, President Lai Ching-te delivered the first of his “Ten Lectures on National Unity,” their goal being “to unite the people, ...

Dressed in a white protective suit and face mask, Nicolas Chueh listened intently as a guide introduced a series of silver ...

Ukraine’s civil society was well-prepared, psychologically and practically, for Russia’s invasion. Taiwan’s is not.

President Trump’s announcement on Thursday of a new tariff rate of 20 percent on Taiwan’s exports to the United States comes when ties between Taipei and Washington are already particularly strained.

But their very occurrence, and the months of campaigning that preceded them, highlight a fundamental challenge in Taiwan’s ...

To build democratic resilience and support youth well-being, Taiwan must strengthen social media literacy through increased funding and sustained, practical policies.