Taiwanese may be Chinese, and the One-China policy flutters in the wind
By Michael Danielsen, chairman of Taiwan Corner You are Taiwanese or Chinese depending on your personal resources and how the authorities assess your situation…
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Taiwanere er måske kinesere og ét-Kina-politikken flagrer i vinden
Af Michael Danielsen, formand for Taiwan Corner Du er taiwaner eller kineser afhængig af dine personlige resurser og hvordan myndighederne vurderer din situation individuelt.…
Denmark embraces China’s One-China principle
By Michael Danielsen, chairman of Taiwan Corner It is clear after the consultation (samråd) on May 6, 2025, in the Danish Parliament that Denmark…
Ringe bog om Taiwan, der skader mere end den gavner
Af Michael Danielsen, formand for Taiwan Corner Træd ind i Taiwans komplekse og fascinerende verden med bogen ‘Taiwan – politik, historie og samfund,’ men…
Dengang Taiwan (i syv år) var Kinas – When Taiwan was China’s (for seven years)
Ja, nationen var engang en provins i Kina, men det var før Qingdynastiet i 1895 afstod den og Penghu-øerne for al evighed til Japan.…
Democracy Days – Taiwan and Hong Kong
Young people in Asia are fighting to build or preserve democracy in Thailand, Hong Kong, Myanmar and in Taiwan. The struggle takes the form…
Taiwanese division bell stopped ringing
In his OpEd in Taipei Times, Taiwan Corner’s chairman Michael Danielsen write that willing European politicians, journalists and academics have contributed to a perception…
Nation lives forward, not in the KMT’s past
Taiwan shall live forward and understand itself looking backward — not like the KMT, which prefers to live in the past. A combination of…
Shifts in Unification/Independence Preferences in the Wake of the Sunflower Student Movement
Young people care even more about politics and Taiwan’s future. They have now become confident and outspoken. We should pay attention whether these developments…
National Security and Taiwan's Future
Former American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) director William Stanton’s speech at the World Taiwanese Congress. He said that the “status quo” is problematic. It…