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A recent study conducted by Paul Chiou, a lecturer in the Department of Clinical Laboratory and Medical Imaging Sciences at Rutgers—Newark, found that more than two-thirds of laboratory professionals are subjected to workplace bullying.

As we embark upon a new year, tensions across the Taiwan Strait continue to heighten by the day. While countries around the world are preoccupied with combating a fresh wave of COVID-19, China is using the opportunity to employ increasingly repressive measures in Hong Kong, Xinjiang — particularly to Turkic Uighurs — and Inner Mongolia. Meanwhile, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is using every method at its disposal to continue to harass Taiwan, elevating the Taiwan Strait on a par with Ukraine as an issue of primary concern for the international community. Paradoxically, Taiwan’s...

As we embark upon a new year, tensions across the Taiwan Strait continue to heighten by the day. While countries around the world are preoccupied with combating a fresh wave of COVID-19, China is using the opportunity to employ increasingly repressive measures in Hong Kong, Xinjiang — particularly to Turkic Uighurs — and Inner Mongolia. Meanwhile, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is using every method at its disposal to continue to harass Taiwan, elevating the Taiwan Strait on a par with Ukraine as an issue of primary concern for the international community. Paradoxically, Taiwan’s...

Continuity under Biden expected By Chang Yan-ting and Paul Chiou 張延廷，邱萬鈞 Since the US Department of State lifted the US’ self-imposed restrictions on contacts between US officials and their Taiwanese counterparts, Taiwan has once again become a focus of the international media. Among recent media coverage, two articles, from the US and the UK, are particularly worth attention, as they reveal that the change in the White House is leading to a shift in the international community’s attitude toward Taiwan. The first article is an interview with former US secretary of state Rex...