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Chen Shi-chung, 陳時中, as the Taiwanese Minister of Health and Welfare since 2017, has presided over the Taiwanese government’s response to the Wuhan Coronavirus crisis since it began in late Continue Reading
China in recent months has been on a campaign to clear up the issues and divisions within their society. Cracking down on billionaires who defy party supremacy to the point Continue Reading
As concern about Chinese military ambitions grows across the region, Japan is increasingly making clear that it considers Taiwan remaining independent of the PRC to be an integral aspect of Continue Reading
It seems next year’s Gay Games in Hong Kong won’t be as inclusive as we would have liked it to be, as Taiwan will not be sending a delegation because Continue Reading
As the National Security Law (NSL) has begun to ravage Hong Kong, education has quickly become one of its main targets. The simple passing of the NSL is an assault Continue Reading
Krystsina Tsimanouskaya is a sprinter from Belarus. She qualified for the 100 and 200 meter events in the Tokyo Games, but due to mild criticism of her coaches for lumping Continue Reading
CW: This article contains discussion about sexual assault and abuse. Chinese-Canadian pop star Kris Wu has been arrested in China after being accused of raping multiple women by Du Meizhu. Continue Reading
Taiwan over the past decade has received persistent, although uneven, minimum wage increases that have more or less kept pace with inflation, now standing at $160NT per hour. Meanwhile, in Continue Reading
CW: This article contains discussion about sexual assault and abuse. With Du Meizhu’s accusations against Kris Wu, there has been intensified discussion around sexual abuse and the #MeToo movement in Continue Reading
CW: This article contains discussion about sexual assault and abuse. The #metoo movemnt is back in the news again, this time stemming from China. The case is regarding one Continue Reading