Taiwan’s Upcoming Elections and Foreign Policy Stakes
The Taiwanese people will soon vote in presidential elections in January 2024. Taiwan’s vibrant democracy means that there is no certainty to electoral outcomes. Which
The Taiwanese people will soon vote in presidential elections in January 2024. Taiwan’s vibrant democracy means that there is no certainty to electoral outcomes. Which
For the past several years, the topic of “decoupling,” or more recently “de-risking,” has dominated U.S.-China policy discourse as both nations vie for global economic
Before the Mid-Autumn Festival, Prof. Chiaoning Su shared her observations on political communication, disinformation and misinformation, and media in Taiwan’s democracy.
Syaru Shirley Lin, chair or CAPRI, speaks at the Bruegel Annual Meetings this year, sharing Asia-Pacific perspectives on today’s intensified great power competition and fragmented global order.
This three-part speaker series features legislators from each of Taiwan’s major political parties sharing their experiences in advocating for policies and seeking consensus amidst diverse opinions.
In the 2023 Annual Forum, members from CAPRI’s International Advisory Council and board, key stakeholders in the region’s policy community, and contributors to CAPRI’s ongoing research will discuss pressing challenges to resilience and solutions as the Asia Pacific emerges from the latest crisis and prepares for future ones.
Syaru Shirley Lin, chair of CAPRI and member of the Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience (PHSSR) Steering Committee, will be speaking at a
At the University of Virginia’s historic Rotunda, Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia and Chair of CAPRI International Advisory Council, and Lucy Turnbull, former Lord Mayor of Sydney, discussed democratic resilience and effective leadership from the local to the global level.
CAPRI’s second public forum featured Dr. Richard Bush, nonresident senior fellow at Brookings, focusing on themes in his recent book Difficult Choices: Taiwan’s Quest for Security and the Good Life and the challenges Taiwan faces in balancing competing priorities when formulating policy. Dr. Bush was joined by Alicia García Herreo, Enoch Wu, and Jiunn-rong Yeh to discuss how to build a resilient future of Taiwan.
At the second CAPRI Conversations session of 2023, New York Times correspondent Mr. Chris Buckley shared his experience working as a journalist in Asia, and he focuses on “local stories, global reach,” which shares the same value as CAPRI.
The Taiwanese people will soon vote in presidential elections in January 2024. Taiwan’s vibrant democracy means that there is no certainty to electoral outcomes. Which
For the past several years, the topic of “decoupling,” or more recently “de-risking,” has dominated U.S.-China policy discourse as both nations vie for global economic
Before the Mid-Autumn Festival, Prof. Chiaoning Su shared her observations on political communication, disinformation and misinformation, and media in Taiwan’s democracy.
Syaru Shirley Lin, chair or CAPRI, speaks at the Bruegel Annual Meetings this year, sharing Asia-Pacific perspectives on today’s intensified great power competition and fragmented global order.
This three-part speaker series features legislators from each of Taiwan’s major political parties sharing their experiences in advocating for policies and seeking consensus amidst diverse opinions.
In the 2023 Annual Forum, members from CAPRI’s International Advisory Council and board, key stakeholders in the region’s policy community, and contributors to CAPRI’s ongoing research will discuss pressing challenges to resilience and solutions as the Asia Pacific emerges from the latest crisis and prepares for future ones.
Syaru Shirley Lin, chair of CAPRI and member of the Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience (PHSSR) Steering Committee, will be speaking at a
At the University of Virginia’s historic Rotunda, Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia and Chair of CAPRI International Advisory Council, and Lucy Turnbull, former Lord Mayor of Sydney, discussed democratic resilience and effective leadership from the local to the global level.
CAPRI’s second public forum featured Dr. Richard Bush, nonresident senior fellow at Brookings, focusing on themes in his recent book Difficult Choices: Taiwan’s Quest for Security and the Good Life and the challenges Taiwan faces in balancing competing priorities when formulating policy. Dr. Bush was joined by Alicia García Herreo, Enoch Wu, and Jiunn-rong Yeh to discuss how to build a resilient future of Taiwan.
At the second CAPRI Conversations session of 2023, New York Times correspondent Mr. Chris Buckley shared his experience working as a journalist in Asia, and he focuses on “local stories, global reach,” which shares the same value as CAPRI.
