Taiwan

U.S. pulls Australia deeper into its plans for war against China

September 20, 2022 By Bevan Ramsden

NATO expansion to the borders of Russia was only a first step in plan to eliminate both Russia and China as challenges to U.S. imperialism

Can the Taiwan question ever be peacefully resolved?

September 15, 2022 By Roland Boer

The overwhelming desire among common people on both sides is for eventual peaceful reunification. But separatists in Taiwan and U.S. imperialism stand in the way.

U.S.’ self-destructive China policies endanger fragile peace

August 16, 2022 By Ian Goodrum

Communications from the mainland still refer to the people of Taiwan as “compatriots” because that is precisely what they are, and no amount of meddling can change that.

Pelosi’s provocation: Why the U.S. House Speaker shouldn’t be in Taiwan

August 2, 2022 By Ian Goodrum

Isn’t one war enough? The world is already reeling from the impacts of the conflict in Ukraine.

Love wins in Taiwan: First in Asia to recognize LGBTQ marriage equality

May 17, 2019 By C.J. Atkins

With just days to go before a court-ordered deadline, lawmakers in Taipei passed landmark legislation recognizing same-sex unions.