The War of the Tsais
Taiwan's Looming Digital Battle
Two of Taiwan's wealthiest families are vying for dominance of the digital convergence market and the systems that deliver digital content. How will their battle for supremacy affect the average household?
The Broadband Battle Begins
National Competitiveness
Digital convergence is now viewed as a key economic indicator when comparing nations' competitiveness. As the world races to make broadband Internet universally available, what must Taiwan do to keep apace?
Loosening Currency, Raising Wages
China Shoots for Soft Landing
Over the past two or three months, China has quietly adopted some seemingly contradictory policy measures "a soft landing amidst shaky conditions" and a smooth transition as the reins of leadership change hands.
2012 Presidential Election
Ma Re-elected, Faces Huge Challenges
Stability trumped change in Taiwan's presidential election, but President Ma Ying-jeou will need to push in four key areas to be successful over the next four years.
Taipei Station
A Hint of Manhattan
Once merely a place of transit from one destination to another, Taipei Station has become a glamorous venue to stop and enjoy in its own right.