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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.
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China’s Great Game
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
Taiwan
Rebranding Taiwan
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
China
When Mr. Xi Meets Mr. Ma
Back in the summer of 1998, I started my four-year job as a foreign correspondent in Beijing. China had become a country I knew well long before then, so in many ways, coming to Beijing
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