Stealth campaigns seek to manipulate public opinion in Taiwan and Ukraine
Election of Han Kuo-yu raises questions about defense spending to counter Beijing
Deterring Chinese aggression and engaging with Beijing are both important
Republican candidate's indifference on island is among 'worst kept secrets in Washington'
Even a hegemonic power cannot easily impose its will on the island nation
75-year-old You Si-kun fears opposition efforts to scupper defense spending
Outcome could affect security deal with Australia and Pacific geopolitics
Private-sector cooperation can bolster readiness for possible Chinese attacks
Challenges facing island too daunting to face without new consensus
China's use of trade coercion to sway island's election highlights vulnerability
Three-way dialogue to focus on cross-strait tensions after Lai's win
With focus on Philippine economy and security, president braves Chinese rebuke
As hung parliament looms, delegation to visit island in show of support for democracy
Security ministry touts crackdown on Taiwan activists as new law broadens reach
Eurocentric gathering shifts spotlight on conflicts in and close to home
The sense of crisis is also shared by members of Beijing-friendly opposition parties
After rebuke from China, U.S. diplomat says cross-strait relations are concern for all
Each of the island's three contending parties can claim a victory
Presidential election result reflects voters' desire to keep the status quo
Taiwan president-elect likely to face forceful response from China, experts say
China appeared to dismiss Democratic Progressive Party's victory in weekend polls
Pacific island's move leaves Taipei with just 12 formal allies
Former officials talk of 'rock solid' commitment to democratic island
President-elect says China and global society should 'cherish' island's tech success
DPP's loss of legislative majority means president-elect may struggle to pass bills