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During the later stages of Maoism, nobody paid much attention to Taiwan. It was the mid-seventies, and while the outside world was curious about mysterious Red China, the military regime in Taipei was an afterthought.
During the later stages of Maoism, nobody paid much attention to Taiwan. It was the mid-seventies, and while the outside world was curious about mysterious Red China, the military regime in Taipei was an afterthought.
Sometimes history plays like a strange game. According to a once-respected voice of Karl Marx, history can only repeat itself as a farce. I wrote this piece because of that very possibility: that the sheer
The ceiling in Washington, D.C. seems to have shattered, and the new president-elect hasn’t even moved into the White House yet. Donald Trump hasn’t spent much of his lifetime in the low-built city that is
While the United States is trying hard to get their first woman president elected, Taiwan – that little island of 20 million people that lies just a few hundred miles off the coast of China’s
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