Three Taiwanese protestors not allowed to enter Singapore, struggles in morning outside Legislative Yuan and Songshan Airport, demonstrations starting outside Ministry of Economic Affairs...
What will the world be looking forward to today regarding the Xi-Ma meeting? Will the meeting be insignificant, as some claim, or actually be quite significant?...
Calls by demonstrators at the Legislative Yuan that individuals should go to Songshan Airport to protest Ma's departure. Current demonstrators present there include Chen Wei-Ting...
Is it that, in the end, civil society still remains the best and only way of demonstrating the will of the Taiwanese people in standing against the Xi-Ma summit?...
Though underreported upon, Tsai Ing-Wen’s statement that under certain circumstances she would be willing to meet with Xi Jinping was deeply shocking to many of her supporters...
We might point to the strange set of similarities between Taiwanese president Ma and Chinese president Xi. Will this be a source of common ground in their meeting?...
We might note that the Xi-Ma summit has significant effects in perceptions of cross-strait relations. And are we seeing unexpected retrenchment in cross-straits policy by the DPP?...
The eleventh hour meeting between Chinese president Xi Jinping and Taiwanese president Ma Ying-Jeou planned for November 7th in Singapore comes as a curveball...
