China’s greatest challenge will be escaping the middle income trap
Written by Peter Robertson and Longfeng Ye. China’s slower growth figures have caused jitters in world financial markets. Nevertheless its growth […]
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Written by Peter Robertson and Longfeng Ye. China’s slower growth figures have caused jitters in world financial markets. Nevertheless its growth […]
Written by Linda Gail Arrigo. Tsai Ing-wen’s election landslide with 56% of the popular vote, nearly double that of the KMT’s […]
Written by David Rothery. China’s space agency has announced plans to become the first to land on the far side […]
Written by Kamel Mellahi. China has posted its lowest annual GDP growth since 1990. The slowdown is seen as a […]
Written by Chun-Yi Lee. On January 16 2016, Taiwan’s politics experienced its third turnover of ruling parties. The Democratic Progressive […]
Written by Jackie Sheehan. So, the Chinese authorities – you remember them, they’re the people who had absolutely no idea […]
Written by Yu-Hua Chen. The result of 2016 Taiwan presidential election has come out and, not surprisingly, the candidate of […]
Written by James Laurenceson. After a rocky few weeks for financial markets, China’s latest economic data release comes as a […]
Written by Ben Goren. January 16th 2016 turned out to be a very good day for Asia’s most robust, and […]
Written by Farok J. Contractor. Plunging Chinese stocks have been sending worsening ripples across global markets all year, prompting fears […]
Written by Michael Reilly. Today, Taiwanese voters go to the polls. The campaign has so far gone largely unnoticed in a […]
Written by Pascal Abb. On January 16, Taiwanese voters are widely expected to effect the third change in government since […]
Written by Scott Pacey. After death, historic figures maintain their political presence through statues, and continue to cast their gaze […]
Written by Solidarity.tw. When the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) declined to nominate a candidate for Taipei 5—which consists of Wanhua […]
Written by Timothy Rich. With Taiwan’s national elections approaching, attention remains primarily on the likelihood that it will elect its […]
Written by Elisa Tamburo. “Will you vote KMT or DPP in the next elections, grandpa Wang?” I asked my interlocutor. […]
Written by Mark Skilton. Chinese telecoms giant Huawei posted an eye-popping 70% growth in 2015. It is now beating HTC […]
Written by Kathleen Walsh. The recent equity market volatility in China is unlikely to derail plans for the internationalisation of […]
Written by Jonathan Sullivan. Taiwan is one of a number of democracies that began their transition around the same time; […]
Written by James Smyth. The following is my abridged transcription of the three presidential candidates’ statements during the Central Election […]
Written by Bruce Jacobs. The presidential debates and other evidence suggest that many Taiwanese leaders do not understand international politics. […]
Written by Solidairty.tw. A couple weeks ago I wrote that KMT caucus whip Lai Shyh-bao (賴士葆) was following the same […]
Written by Yitan Li. As the new year begins, the 2016 presidential election in the Republic of China (ROC) on […]
Written by Solidarity.tw. I recently visited the campaign office of People First Party (PFP) chairman and presidential candidate James Soong […]
Written by Mark Beeson. Capitalism is, as the Marxists used to say, full of contradictions. It may well be the […]
Written by Gunter Schubert. Facing an uphill battle in the current presidential campaign and a disastrous defeat that may even […]
Written by Bruce Jacobs. Polls strongly suggest that Taiwan’s vibrant democracy will have its third change of government in 16 […]
Written by Chieh-Ting Yeh. Taiwan’s voters will soon decide who will represent them in crafting their nation’s future. Many eminent […]
Written by Michele Geraci. The Shanghai stock market has had a rough start to the New Year. Bourses are down […]
Written by Jonathan Sullivan. Throughout democratization and into the democratic era, questions around national identity, Taiwan’s current and future status, […]