Analysis of media coverage on the Taiwan question
Abstract: This paper analyses international media coverage on the Taiwan question following Taiwan's 2024 democratic elections. It examines perspectives from Western, Chinese, and Taiwanese...
China-Taiwan Conflict: Why China won’t Invade Taiwan in the near future
Authors: Dr. Karamala Areesh Kumar and Lalitha. S*
Taiwan, or the Republic of China (ROC), is an island in East Asia. The status of Taiwan...
The significance of China’s exclusion of nine military officials from its parliament
We can analyze China's move to exclude nine military officials from its parliament and its motives, especially since among them are four generals from...
Will Taiwan’s elections cause a major war with China?
Lai Ching-te, the candidate of Taiwan's ruling party, won Taiwan's presidential elections held in January 2024, and China described it as “a choice between...
Hitting The Glass Ceiling: Women and Politics in China
Countries all throughout the world struggle with providing equal opportunities and positions in regards to women when compared to their male counterparts (Brennan &...
Lai Ching-te and the imminent challenges confronting Taiwan
While Lai emerged victorious in the presidential elections, his ability to handle the forthcoming challenges will serve as a test of his resilience.
Cross strait...
Reimagining East Asian Creative Industry Through the Lens of Techno-Orientalism
The rise of East Asian soft power evident through its leading creative industry has caught the attention of global society. The situation of East...
The Actions from Pyongyang Won’t Escalate Tension in Korean Peninsula
As the year 2024 starts, uncertainty looms over Northeast Asia. The deteriorating relationship between North and South Korea has hit a new rock bottom. ...
Some Perspectives on the Future Situation of Taiwan
On January 13, 2024, Taiwan witnessed its leadership election, resulting in the victory of Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidates William Lai and Hsiao Mei-chin....
The Sad Truth behind Nauru’s diplomatic switches
Switching allies
Lai Ching-te was yet to wind up celebrations of his Presidential victory when Taiwan woke up to the news of Nauru breaking off...