TOPICS magazine interview with Robert Porter, Coupang Chief Global Affairs Officer, and Bill Owens, Head of Coupang Logistics Services (CLS), Taiwan Porter is chief global affairs officer at Coupang, ...

As Taiwan strengthens its leadership in healthcare innovation, Moderna is deepening its commitment — advancing mRNA science, partnerships, and long-term capabilities that help shape the future of ...

Peter Kurz is chairman of Alpha Ring Asia and former chief strategy officer of Quantum International Corp. In his over four decades in Taiwan, he has become one of the most recognized commentators on ...

Taiwan entered the second quarter of 2026 with its strongest growth momentum in nearly four decades, as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, advanced semiconductors, and high-performance ...

Renewable targets have not been reached, and resumption of nuclear energy use appears increasingly likely. Taiwan President Lai Ching-te has long signaled a willingness to reconsider the island’s ...

Efforts to build a non-Chinese drone supply chain are gaining traction, but fragmented systems, procurement delays, and global competition could limit how far and how fast Taiwan can advance. In his ...

In recent years, Taiwan’s financial sector has entered a new phase of consolidation, as mergers among financial institutions reshape the market and raise questions about the industry’s future ...

Taiwan is deepening its ties with Latin American countries in tandem with the Trump administration’s growing focus on the Western Hemisphere. For the first time in nearly two decades, Taiwan may have ...

Taiwan’s proposed special defense budget reflects a changing threat environment, where preparedness is no longer defined by a single scenario or a fixed endpoint. In early 2026, Taiwan’s defense ...

Alex Liu is the cofounder of MaiCoin, Taiwan’s largest digital asset trading group. His systems-level perspective on the cryptocurrency industry is shaped by years spent operating within the financial ...

While Taiwan’s hotel market is often derided for being poor value for money, one segment is earning global recognition. A night at one of Taipei’s most opulent stays tests whether the praise pays off.

Rising prices will increase economic attractiveness. Taiwan is grappling with growing risks to its supply of rare earth elements (REEs) and other critical minerals. Recycling is emerging as a ...